The Present tense of Regular verbs Flashcards by Evy Landi

How many groups can Italian verbs be divided into? and what are they?

Three: -ARE -ERE -IRE

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Conjugate -ARE (abitare)

(io) abit-O
(tu) abit-I
(lui, lei) abit-A
(noi) abit-IAMO
(voi) abit-ATE
(loro) abit-ANO

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(io) Abitare

abitO

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(tu) Abitare

abitI

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(lui, lei) Abitare

abitA

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(noi) Abitare

abitIAMO

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(voi) Abitare

abitATE

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(loro) Abitare

abitANO

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Conjugate - ERE (scendere)

(io) scend-O
(tu) scend-I
(lui, lei) scend-E
(noi) scend-IAMO
(voi) scend-ETE
(loro) scend-ONO

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(io) Scendere

scendO

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(tu) Scendere

scendI

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(lui, lei) Scendere

scendE

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(noi) Scendere

scendIAMO

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(voi) Scendere

scendETE

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(loro) Scendere

scendONO

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There are two ways of conjugating -IRE

1) sentire
2) finire

(io) sent-O
(tu) sent-I
(lui, lei) sent-E
(noi) sent-IAMO
(voi) sent-ITE
(loro) sent-ONO

(io) fin-ISC-O
(tu) fin-ISC-I
(lui, lei) fin-ISC-E
(noi) fin-IAMO
(voi) fin-ITE
(loro) fin-ISC-ONO

(io) Sentire

sentO

(tu) Sentire

sentI

(lui, lei) Sentire

sentE

(noi) Sentire

sentIAMO

(voi) Sentire

sentITE

(loro) Sentire

sentONO

(io) Finire

finISCO

(tu) Finire

finISCI

(lui, lei) Finire

finISCE

(noi) Finire

finIAMO

(voi) Finire

finITE

(loro) Finire

finISCONO

the most common irregular verbs ending in -IRE | the first group - 1

aprire, coprire, divertirsi, dormire, offrire, partire, seguire, servire, soffrire, vestire (to open, to cover, to have fun, to sleep, to offer, to leave, to follow, to serve, to suffer, to dress)

the most common irregular verbs ending in -IRE | the second group - 2

capire, colpire, costruire, fornire, guarire, preferire, pulire, sostituire, spedire, unire (to understand, to hit, to build, to supply, to get better, to prefer, to clean, to replace, to send, to join)