No. 106 in Italian
scorso
"Scorso" means "last" or "past" (referring to time, e.g., last week, past month).
In a sentence
La settimana scorsa sono andato al cinema.
Last week, I went to the cinema.
Here, 'scorsa' modifies 'settimana' to indicate the previous week.
Il film che ho visto scorso era molto interessante.
The film I saw last was very interesting.
In this case, 'scorso' modifies 'film' to signify the last one viewed.
Durante gli anni scorsi, ho imparato molto.
During the past years, I have learned a lot.
Here, 'scorsi' modifies 'anni' to describe the years that have passed.
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