Italian Verbs - Conjugations

Mastering verbs is the key to romance languages like Italian. This quick reference 6-page digital guide offers easy-to-read tables of conjugations for 15 verb tenses and moods that also highlight the four patterns of the irregular forms. Endings or changes to the root word are bolded for quick reference and the twenty-four key-example verbs and their meanings are included. Using the example conjugations, this guide becomes a powerful key to unlocking Italian for communication and, of course, for better grades. More handy than an internet search, the answers you need are inexpensive and highly organized so you can quickly find them while studying. Our Italian expert, author, professor and translator SallyAnn DelVino developed this guide as a perfect companion to her QuickStudy Italian Verbs guide, so get both for exemplary support of your studies for school or that upcoming trip to Italy.6 page digital reference guide includes:Conjugation BasicsVerb Tenses & MoodsSubject PronounsRegular -AREParlare: To speakRegular -EREVendere: To sellRegular -IREType 1Dormire: To sleepType 2Capire: To understandCompound Tenses with EssereArrivare: To arriveDivertirsi: To have funConjugation of si impersonaleSimple TensesCompound TensesVerb ConjugationsAndare: To goAvere: To haveChiedere: To askConoscere: To knowDare: To giveDecidere: To decideDire: To say, to tellDovere: To have toEssere: To beFare: To doLeggere: To readMettere: To put or to placePotere: To be able toPrendere: To takeRimanere: To remainSapere: To knowScegliere: To chooseScrivere: To writeStare: To be, to staySupporre: To supposeUscire: To go outVedere: To seeVenire: To comeVivere: To liveVolere: To want