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 Basics

Verb Tenses & Moods

Subject Pronouns

Regular -ARE

Parlare: To speak

Regular -ERE

Vendere: To sell

Regular -IRE

Type 1–Dormire: To sleep

Type 2–Capire: To understand

Compound Tenses with Essere

Arrivare: To arrive

Divertirsi: To have fun

Conjugation of si impersonale

Simple Tenses

Compound Tenses

Verb Conjugations

Andare: To go

Avere: To have

Chiedere: To ask

Conoscere: To know

Dare: To give

Decidere: To decide

Dire: To say, to tell

Dovere: To have to

Essere: To be

Fare: To do

Leggere: To read

Mettere: To put or to place

Potere: To be able to

Prendere: To take

Rimanere: To remain

Sapere: To know

Scegliere: To choose

Scrivere: To write

Stare: To be, to stay

Supporre: To suppose

Uscire: To go out

Vedere: To see

Venire: To come

Vivere: To live

Volere: To want