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The third person plural pronoun gli  is used for both masculine and feminine. For the third person plural, loro  can be used instead of gli , but it always follows the verb; the meaning is the same, but the use of loro  is far less frequent and is more formal. 

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## Negative form 

3 The negative is formed by putting non  before the pronoun: 

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4 When an indirect object pronoun is used with a verb in the in fi nitive (usu- ally after verbs like dovere , potere , volere  or sapere ), it can be attached to the in fi nitive, which drops the fi nal vowel: 

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Each pair of sentences has exactly the same meaning – the form used makes no di ff erence. 

