Italian Irregular Verbs Fully Conjugated in all Tenses (Learn Italian Verbs Book 1)
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The book presents 50 Italian irregular verbs arranged alphabetically and conjugated in all persons, tenses and moods.
Unfortunately, there is no general rule that can help you guess what their endings will be.
They are irregular, so you’ll just have to live with it and learn them by heart.
By the same author:
Italian Irregular Verbs (Book 2)
Germano Dalcielo
I am 41 years old. I am Italian from La Spezia, on the Gulf of Poets.I have been writing since I was thirteen, especially thriller novels and spy stories.In October 2008, I published "Il gene dell'azzardo", a short autobiography about my gambling addiction in 2000-2006. There is now a second edition of this book titled "Il giocatore - il virus dell'azzardo". Unfortunately, it is only available in Italian.In 2010, I published the religious thriller "A hell of a secret: Jesus Christ exposed", ranking among the Top 100 best sellers in the Italian Kindle store for three months in a row.In October 2011, I wrote a series of weird tales and ghost stories. The title is "Lettere dal buio", also available in English as "Darkness, come on in..."Writing is my life, it makes me feel happy and complete. It dignifies me. When I write, I feel like I am not alone.Germano Dalcielo
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Introduction
Italian verbs are classified into three conjugations according to the ending of the infinitive form:
1ª coniugazione: verbs that end in –are (fare, dare, mangiarestare)
2ª coniugazione: verbs that end in ‒ere (avere, essere, bereleggere) and also the ones that derive from Latin’s 2nd and 3rd conjugations: trarre, produrreporre (from Latin trah-ere, produc-ere, pon-ere)
3ª coniugazione: verbs that end in ‒ire (udire, dormireuscire, finire)
Italian verbs are conjugated in the following moods:
Indicative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Imperative
Infinitive
Gerund
Participle
And in the following tenses:
Present
Compound Past
Imperfect
Pluperfect
Future
Compound Future
Simple Past
Past Perfect
Italian verbs can be transitive or intransitive, or even both:
Ho fatto i compiti. (I have done my homework) [transitive]
Sono andato al lavoro. (I went to work) [intransitive]
Ho mangiato una mela. (I have eaten an apple) [transitive]
Ho già mangiato. (I have already eaten) [intransitive]
Transitive verbs can be conjugated in the active, passive and reflexive voice. Intransitive verbs can only have the active or the reflexive (pronominal) voice:
Ho lavato l’auto (I have washed) [transitive verb, active voice]
Sono lavato (I am washed) [passive voice]
Mi sono lavato (I have washed myself) [reflexive voice]
Sono andato (I have gone) [intransitive verb, only active]
Sono morto (I died) [intransitive verb, only active]
Mi sono pentito (I repented) [intransitive verb, pronominal voice]
Mi sono dimenticato (I forgot) [intransitive verb, pronominal voice]
Italian verbs are conjugated in the first, second and third person (singular and plural), either in the masculine or the feminine gender:
1) Io sono stato / sono stata
2) Tu sei stato / sei stata
3) Lui è stato / Lei è stata
1) Noi siamo stati / siamo state
2) Voi siete stati / siete state
3) Essi sono stati / Esse sono state
In the following pages, you will find 50 Italian irregular verbs conjugated in all the tenses and moods.
There is no general rule that can help you guess what their endings will be. They are irregular, so you’ll just have to live with it and learn them by heart.
Affliggere (to afflict)
Present Indicative
Io affligg-o
Tu affligg-i
Lui/Lei affligg-e
Noi affligg-iamo
Voi affligg-ete
Essi affligg-ono
Example: La crisi economica affligge molti Paesi europei (The economic crisis afflicts many European countries).
Lo affliggono diversi problemi di salute (Several health issues afflict him).
Compound Past Indicative
Io ho afflitto
Tu hai afflitto
Lui/Lei ha afflitto
Noi abbiamo afflitto
Voi avete afflitto
Essi hanno afflitto
Example: Ho afflitto i miei amici con i miei piagnistei (I have afflicted my friends with my whining).
Avete afflitto un’intera generazione con queste leggi ingiuste (You have afflicted a whole generation with these unfair laws).
Imperfect Indicative
Io affligg-evo
Tu affligg-evi
Lui/Lei affligg-eva
Noi affligg-evamo
Voi affligg-evate
Essi affligg-evano
Example: La crisi in Italia affliggeva molte famiglie nel 2011 (The economic crisis in Italy was afflicting many families during 2011).
Lo affliggevano con le loro pressanti richieste (They were afflicting him with their pressing requests).
*Please note that in the Italian language, the Imperfect tense is used to focus on the duration of ongoing actions in the past. Here, I tried to translate it with the English past progressive. In Italian, the past progressive "stava / stavano affliggendo" would mean that the action was happening in that specific moment in the past. The Imperfect tense affliggeva / affliggevano, instead, renders the idea that the action lasted some time in the past.
Pluperfect Indicative
Io avevo afflitto
Tu avevi afflitto
Lui/Lei aveva afflitto
Noi avevamo afflitto
Voi avevate afflitto
Essi avevano afflitto
Example: Quella tragedia aveva afflitto entrambi i suoi genitori (That tragedy had afflicted both his parents).
Avevamo afflitto nostra madre con tutti i guai che combinavamo (We had afflicted our mom with all the troubles we had been causing).
Future Indicative
Io affligg-erò
Tu affligg-erai
Lui/Lei affligg-erà
Noi affligg-eremo
Voi affligg-erete
Essi affligg-eranno
Example: La crisi in Italia affliggerà molte famiglie nel 2017 (The economic crisis in Italy will afflict many families in 2017).
Lo affliggeranno con le loro noiose domande (They will afflict him with their boring questions).
Compound Future Indicative
Io avrò afflitto
Tu avrai afflitto
Lui/Lei avrà afflitto
Noi avremo afflitto
Voi avrete afflitto
Essi avranno afflitto
Example: Per la fine di quest’anno, quell’investimento sbagliato avrà afflitto drasticamente le loro finanze (By the end of this year, that wrong investment will have afflicted their finances drastically).
Simple Past Indicative
Io afflissi
Tu affligg-esti
Lui/Lei afflisse
Noi affligg-emmo
Voi affligg-este
Essi afflissero
Example: La crisi in Italia afflisse molte famiglie nel 2011 (The economic crisis in Italy afflicted many families in 2011).
Lo afflissero con le loro pressanti richieste (They afflicted him with their pressing requests).
*Please note that Imperfect and Simple Past of Indicative are NOT interchangeable. The Simple Past is used to focus on the moment in which the action occurred or was completed.
Past Perfect Indicative
Io ebbi afflitto
Tu avesti afflitto
Lui/Lei ebbe afflitto
Noi avemmo afflitto
Voi aveste afflitto
Essi ebbero afflitto
Example: Dopo che quell’investimento sbagliato ebbe afflitto drasticamente le loro finanze, essi si impiccarono (After that wrong investment had drastically afflicted their finances, they hung themselves).
Present Subjunctive
Io affligg-a
Tu affligg-a
Lui/Lei affligg-a
Noi affligg-iamo
Voi affligg-iate
Essi affligg-ano
Example: È un dato di fatto che la crisi in Italia affligga molte famiglie oggigiorno (It’s a fact that the crisis in Italy afflicts many families nowadays).
Che lo affliggano pure con le loro pressanti richieste! (Let them afflict him with their pressing requests!).
Compound Past Subjunctive
Io abbia afflitto
Tu abbia afflitto
Lui/Lei abbia afflitto
Noi abbiamo afflitto
Voi abbiate afflitto
Essi abbiano afflitto
Example: Non credo che quell’investimento sbagliato abbia afflitto drasticamente le loro finanze (I don’t think that wrong investment has afflicted their finances drastically).
Mi dispiace che lo abbiano afflitto con le loro pressanti richieste (I am sorry that they have afflicted him with their pressing requests).
Imperfect Subjunctive
Io affligg-essi
Tu affligg-essi
Lui/Lei affligg-esse
Noi affligg-essimo
Voi affligg-este
Essi affligg-essero
Example: Non immaginavo che la crisi in Italia affliggesse così tante famiglie (I didn’t think that the economic crisis in Italy afflicted so many families).
Pluperfect Subjunctive
Io avessi afflitto
Tu avessi afflitto
Lui/Lei avesse afflitto
Noi avessimo afflitto
Voi aveste afflitto
Essi avessero afflitto
Example: Non credevo che quell’investimento sbagliato avesse afflitto così drasticamente le loro finanze (I didn’t think that wrong investment had afflicted their finances so drastically).
Present Conditional
Io affligg-erei
Tu affligg-eresti
Lui/Lei affligg-erebbe
Noi affligg-eremmo
Voi affligg-ereste
Essi affligg-erebbero
Example: La crisi in Italia affliggerebbe meno famiglie se gli stipendi fossero più alti (The economic crisis in Italy would afflict fewer families if salaries were higher).
Lo affliggerei con le mie noiosissime domande se solo mi facessero entrare (I would afflict him with my most boring questions if only they let me in).
Past Conditional
Io avrei afflitto
Tu avresti afflitto
Lui/Lei avrebbe afflitto
Noi avremmo afflitto
Voi avreste afflitto
Essi avrebbero afflitto
Example: Non credevo che quell’investimento sbagliato avrebbe afflitto così drasticamente le loro finanze (I didn’t think that wrong investment would afflict their finances so drastically).
Lo avrei afflitto volentieri con le mie noiosissime domande se solo mi avessero fatto entrare (I would have afflicted him with my most boring questions if only they had let me in).
Present Imperative
(Tu) affligg-i
(Lui/Lei) affligg-a
(Noi) affligg-iamo
(Voi) affligg-ete
(Essi) affligg-ano
Example: Affliggiamo i poveri con altre tasse! (Let’s afflict the poor with more taxes!).
Affliggetemi pure con le vostre noiosissime domande! (Please afflict me with your most boring questions!).
Present Infinitive
Affligg-ere
Example: Affliggere i poveri con altre tasse è ingiusto (Afflicting the poor with more taxes is unfair).
Past Infinitive
Avere afflitto
Example: Aver(e) afflitto i miei genitori con i miei guai mi fa stare male (Having afflicted my parents with my troubles makes me feel bad).
Present Participle (mostly used as an adjective)
Affligg-ente/-enti (very rare)
Example: È affliggente vedere come il nostro governo introduca nuove tasse ogni anno (It’s afflicting to see how our Government is introducing new taxes every year).
Past Participle
Afflitt-o/-a/-i/-e
Present Gerund
Affligg-endo
Example: Il governo pensa di