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Chapter 8 Grammar Flashcards

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Conjiuntivo presente -are verbs

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  • i
  • i
  • i
  • iamo
  • iate
  • ino
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Conjiuntivo presente -ere verbs

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  • a
  • a
  • a
  • iamo
  • iate
  • ano
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Conjiuntivo presente -ire verbs

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  • a
  • a
  • a
  • iamo
  • iate
  • ano
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Conjiuntivo presente -ire verbs that change stem

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  • isca
  • isca
  • isca
  • iamo
  • iate
  • iscano
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Congiuntivo expresses

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Views and emotions, possibility, and uncertainty

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-care and -gare ending verbs add

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H following the c and g

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7
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Verbs ending in 
-ciare 
-giare
-sciare
-gliare 
Do what?
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Drop the i before the -i endings

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8
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Verbs ending in -iare drop the -i from the end of the stem unless

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It is stressed in the first person of the indicative
Studiare (studio): studi, studiamo
Inviare (invio): invii, inviamo

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9
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what verbs are irregular in all forms of the subjunctive

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verbs that are irregular in the first-person singular in present indicative

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fare congiuntivo

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faccia
faccia
faccia
facciamo
facciate
facciano
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dire congiuntivo

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dica
dica
dica
diciamo
diciate
dicano
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potere congiuntivo

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possa
possa
possa
possiamo
possiate
possano
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volere congiuntivo

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voglia
voglia
voglia
vogliamo
vogliate
vogliano
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bere congiuntivo

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beva
beva
beva
beviamo
beviate
bevano
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andare congiuntivo

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vada
vada
avada
andiamo
andiate
vadano
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dovere congiuntivo

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deva (debba)
deva (debba)
deva (debba)
dobbiamo
dobbiate
devano (debbano)
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venire congiuntivo

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venga
venga
venga
veniamo
veniate
vengano
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uscire congiuntivo

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esca
esca
esca
usciamo
usciate
escano
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scegliere congiuntivo

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scelga
scelga
scelga
scegliamo
scegliate
scelgano
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avere congiuntivo

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abbia
abbia
abbia
abbiamo
abbiate
abbiano
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essere congiuntivo

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sia
sia
sia
siamo
siate
siano
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dare congiuntivo

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dia
dia
dia
diamo
diate
diano
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stare congiuntivo

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stia
stia
stia
stiamo
stiate
stiano
24
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sapere congiuntivo

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sappia
sappia
sappia
sappiamo
sappiate
sappiano
25
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congiuntivo passato is formed with ? of avere or essere and the past participle of a verb

A

present subjunctive (congiuntivo)

26
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congiuntivo passato with avere

A 
che io abbia amato
che tu abbia amato
che lui (lei) abbia amato
che (noi) abbiamo amato
che (voi) abbiate amato
che (loro) abbiano
27
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congiuntivo passato with essere

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che io sia partito/a
che tu sia partito/a
che lui (lei) sia partito/a
che (noi) siamo partiti/e
che (voi) siate partiti/e
che (loro) siano partiti/e
28
Q

the subjunctive is used mainly in dependent clauses introduced by what?

A

che

29
Q

Sanno che avete torto

They know that you are wrong, would be expressed in the subjunctive as

A

Credono che abbiate torto

They believe that you are wrong

30
Q

È certo che ha rubato

It is certain that he has stolen, would be expressed in the subjunctive as

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È probabile che abbia rubato

It is likely that he has stolen

31
Q

If the action in the dependent clause takes place in the immediate future or at the same time as the action in the dependent clause what subjunctive is used?

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present subjunctive

Credete che prendano un tassi?
Do you think they are taking a cab?

32
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If the action in the dependent clause takes place before the action in the dependent clause what subjunctive is used?

A

past subjunctive

Credete che abbiano preso un tassi?
Do you believe the took a cab?

33
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The subjunctive is used if the verb in the independent clause expresses?

A

a thought, a feeling, or an attitude

34
Q

Simao contenti che piova

We are happy it’s raining - uses the subjunctive because it expresses?

A

an emotion (fear, sorrow, joy, etc)

35
Q

Il professore vuole che tutti ascoltino

The professor wants everyone to listen - uses the subjunctive because it expresses?

A

a which or a command

36
Q

Nego che mi abbiano aiutato

I deny that they helped me - uses the subjunctive because it expresses?

A

an opinion

37
Q

Aspettiamo che lui ci telefoni

We’re waiting for him to call us - uses the subjunctive because it expresses?

A

expectation

38
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Non sono sicuro che loro siano ricchi

I am not sure they are rich - uses the subjunctive because it expresses?

A

doubt or uncertainty

39
Q

The subjunctive is used only if the subject of the dependent clause and the independent clause are?

A

the same

Siete contenti che capiscano
You are glad they understand

Credono che io ricordi tutto
They think I remember everything

40
Q

If the subject of a dependent clause and it’s independent clause are different, what construction is used?

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di + infinitive

Siete contenti di capire
You are glad you understand

Credono di ricordare tutto
They think the remember everything

41
Q

The subjunctive is used in dependent clauses introduced by che after?

A

Impersonal verbs and expressions that denote doubt, necessity, possibility, or emotion

È importante che tu sia puntuale
It’s important that you be punctual.

È probabile che non abbiano capito
It is probably they didn’t understand

42
Q

If impersonal verbs and expressions have no expressed subject, they are followed by?

A

a verb in the infinitive

È importante capire
It’s important to understand

Non è possible andare avanti cosi.
It’s not possible to go on like this.

43
Q

dependent clauses introduced with what conjugations meaning “although” require the subjunctive?

A

benché
sebbene
quantunque

44
Q

dependent clauses introduced with what conjugations meaning “in order that, so that” require the subjunctive?

A

affinché
perché
in modo che

45
Q

dependent clauses introduced with what conjugations meaning “provided that” require the subjunctive?

A

purché
a patto che
a condizione che

46
Q

conjugation meaning “unless” that introduces a dependent clause requiring the subjunctive?

A

a meno che non

non has no negative meaning here

47
Q

conjugation meaning “before” that introduces a dependent clause requiring the subjunctive?

A

prima che

48
Q

conjugation meaning “senza che” that introduces a dependent clause requiring the subjunctive?

A

without

49
Q

conjugation meaning “until” (referring to a future time) that introduces a dependent clause requiring the subjunctive?

A

finché

50
Q

when the subject of the main clause and the dependent clause are the same what constructions are used to introduce the dependent clause which must use the subjunctive?

A

prima di + infinitive
senza di + infinitive

instead of prima che and senza che

51
Q

the conjugational phrase dopo che requires the clause it introduces to be in the?

A

indicative

52
Q

dependent clauses introduced by indefinite forms ending in -unque, require?

A

the subjunctive

53
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indefinite forms ending in -unque (-ever)

A 
chiunque - whoever
qualunque - any, whatever, whichever
qualunque cosa - whatever (pronoun)
comunque - however
in qualunque modo - no motel how
dovunque - wherever
54
Q

the subjunctive is often found in relative clauses that follow …

A 
il più + adjective - the most
il meno + adjective - the least
il solo - the only
il primo - the first
l'ultimo - the last
55
Q

in relative clauses that follow a negative expression, what is used?

A

the subjunctive

56
Q

the subjunctive is often found in relative clauses that follow indefinite expressions like …

A

un (uno, una) - a
qualcuno - someone
qualcosa - something

cerchiamo una stanza che sia in centro
we are looking for a room that is downtown

57
Q

With verbs like non capire, non sapere, chieder(si), domandar(si) the subjunctive can be used to emphasize what>

A

doubt in indirect interrogative clauses

Non so chi sia!
I don’t know who he is!

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