regular verbs
AMARE
CREDERE
CAPIRE
io
amerò
crederò
capirò
tu
amerai
cred...
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When you start learning the past tense, that is il passato prossimo, you run into the uniq...
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Transitive:
The word transitive comes from the Latin transire meaning ‘to pass&rsquo...
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The past perfect, in Italian as in English, is used to show that a past event or state happened prio...
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On this page, you will see several different types of object pronouns: 1) direct objects, 2)&nb...
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Proposition - By Michael San Filippo
Italian Verbs That Demand A
The proposition a&n...
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Have you ever studied the “Si spersonalizzante“?
The so called “Si spersonalizzant...
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In this section, you will see several different types of object pronouns: 1) direct objects, 2)...
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More Clitics - Explaining Non se ne va mai.
Andarsene is a pronomial verb. This means it is a mixtur...
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Stare Conjugation in the Indicative Present Tense
Stare is an intransitive verb, meaning t...
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