Italian conjugation examples
parlare to = speak
scrivere = to write
dormire = to sleep
finire to = finish
cantare to=
sing
vedere = to
see
partire to =
leave
colpire to =
hit
lavorare to =
work
vendere to =
sell
aprire to =
open
costruire to =
build
amare to =
love
vivere to =
live
servire to =
serve
sparire to =
disappear
Verb features
The features of the verbs are:
The Person: (indicates the subject that does the action)
The persons in Italian are io, tu, lui (masculine), lei (feminine), noi, voi, loro (masculine and feminine).
The Manner: (indicates how the action happens)
In Italian there are seven manners or moods with different forms and functions: indicativo (indicative), congiuntivo (subjunctive), condizionale (conditional),imperativo (imperative), infinito (infinitive), gerundio (gerund), participio (participle).
The Time: (indicates when the action happens)
In Italian there are many different times: all the seven manners of the verb have different times.The times can be simple (only one word) or compound (two or more words).
The Form: (indicates the kind of action)
In Italian the form can be active transitive, active intransitive, reflexive and passive.
(*) There are few verbs of the -ire conjugation in Italian that have different suffix.