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Chapter 7 Grammar Flashcards

1
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Futuro semplice conjugazione

A
  • ò
  • ai
  • à
  • emo
  • ere
  • anno
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Verbs ending in -care and -gare insert what after the c and g in order to maintain a the hard sound

A

h
Cercare: cercherò
Pagare: pagherò

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Verbs ending in -care, -giare, and -sciare from what of the stem

A

i
Cominciare: comincerò
Mangiare: mangerò
Lasciare: lascerò

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4
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Andare stem in the future becomes

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Andr-

Andrò

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Avere stem in the future becomes

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Avr-

Avrò

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Cadere stem in the future becomes

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Cadr-

Cadrò

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Dovere stem in the future becomes

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Dovr-

Dovrò

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Potere stem in the future becomes

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Potr-

Potrò

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Sapere stem in the future becomes

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Sapr-

Saprò

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Vedere stem in the future becomes

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Vedr-

Vedrò

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Vivere stem in the future becomes

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Vivr-

Vivrò

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12
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Bere stem in the future becomes

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Berr-

Berrò

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13
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Parere stem in the future becomes

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Parr-

Parrò

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Rimanere stem in the future becomes

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Rimarr-

Rimarrò

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Tenere stem in the future becomes

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Terr-

Terrò

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Valere stem in the future becomes

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Varr-

Varrò

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Venire stem in the future becomes

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Verr-

Verrò

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18
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Volere stem in the future becomes

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Vorr-

Vorrò

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19
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Dare stem in the future becomes

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Dar-

Darò

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Fare stem in the future becomes

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Far-

Farò

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Stare stem in the future becomes

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Star-

Starò

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22
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Essere in simple future

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Sarò 
Sarai
Sarà 
Saremo
Sarete
Saranno
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23
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Future anterior (future perfect) is formed with

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Future of avere or essere plus the pp of a verb

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24
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Futuro semplice used to express an action in the future. What are the three possible english equivalents

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I will do
I’m going to do
I will be doing

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25
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Futuro anteriore is used to express an action that will be completed by a specified time in the future. What is the English equivalent

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Will have + past participle

26
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Future tenses are also used to express …

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Probability -

uncertainty, conjecture, deduction

27
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The futuro semplice expresses probability in the

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Present
E tardi, dove sarà Carlo?
It is late, where might Carlo be?

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The futuro anteriore expresses probability in the

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Past
Che cosa sarà successo?
What could have happened?

29
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The future tenses are also used after se, quando, appena, non appena, finché… to express a future action when the verb of the main clause is

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In the future  or the imperative 
Futuro semplice = english present
Futuro anteriore = present perfect
Quando sarò grande, farò l’ingegnere
When I grow up, I’ll be an engineer. 
Quando avrò finito, mi riposerò. 
When I have finished, I’ll rest.
30
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Condizionale presente conjugation

A
  • ei
  • esti
  • ebbe
  • emmo
  • este
  • ebbero
31
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In the condizionale present -are verbs change the a

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To e

-ere then conjugate

32
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What verbs are irregular in the condizionale presente?

A

The same verbs irregular in the future

33
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Essere in conditional presente

A 
Sarei
Saresti
Sarebbe
Saremmo
Sareste
Sarebbero
34
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The conditional present english equivalent is

A

Would + verb

35
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The condizionale present is used to express

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1) Polite requests, wishes, and preferences
2) to express the consequences of a hypothetical situation
3) to express doubt

36
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The condizionale passato equivalent in english is

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Would have + verb

37
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The condizionale passato is used to express

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in the past
1) Polite requests, wishes, and preferences
2) to express the consequences of a hypothetical situation
3) to express doubt
4) to express a future action introduced by verbs of knowing, saying, telling, or informing in the past (present conditional in english)
Hai detto che avresti pagato tu
You said you would pay.

38
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The conditionals of fare meglio a + verb expresses

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Had better 
would do well to
would be better off to
Faresti meglio a tacere.
You’d better be quiet.
Avreste fatto meglio ad aspettare.
You would have been better off waiting.
39
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Dovere + infinitive can express two basic meanings:

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Necessity or moral obligation, and probability

40
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Dovere + infinitive in presente means

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Must, have to, am supposed to

41
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Dovere + infinitive in imperfetto means

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Had to, was supposed to

42
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Dovere + infinitive in passato prossimo or remoto means

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Had to, was obliged to

43
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Dovere + infinitive in futuro semplice means

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Will have to

44
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Dovere + infinitive in futuro anteriore means

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Will have had to, probably had to

45
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Dovere + infinitive in condizionale presente means

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Would have to, should, ought to

46
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Dovere + infinitive in condizionale passato means

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Would have had to, should have, ought to have

47
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Potere can express to basic meanings:

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Ability to do something and permission to do something

48
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Potere + infinitive in presente means

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Can, may, am capable, am allowed

49
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Potere + infinitive in imperfetto means

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Could, was able, was allowed

50
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Potere + infinitive in passato prossimo or remoto means

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Could, managed to, succeeded in

51
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Potere + infinitive in futuro semplice means

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Will be able, will be allowed

52
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Potere + infinitive in condizionale presente means

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Could, might, would be able, would be allowed

53
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Potere + infinitive in condizionale passato means

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Could have, might have

54
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Volere means

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To wish, to want

55
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Volere + infinitive in presente means

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Want, wish, intend, feel like

56
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Volere + infinitive in imperfetto means

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Wanted, wished, intended, felt like

57
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Volere + infinitive in passato prossimo or remoto means

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Wanted, insisted upon

58
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Volere + infinitive in futuro semplice means

A

Will want, will wish

59
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Volere + infinitive in condizionale presente means

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Would want, would like

60
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Volere + infinitive in condizionale passato means

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Would have wanted, would have liked

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