User talk:M7

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Italian grammar question.
Hi there, thanks for having a go at Italian translation checking. I never seem to have time to do it.

Anyway - Third person singular, passato remoto of some verbs (such as dovere) have an alternative form - a short word ending in an "e" with an accent. Now I was taught that it should be e.g. dovè but has dové. Which is correct? Or is it a regional thing? Should we have both here? SemperBlotto 15:15, 28 November 2006 (UTC)