Exercises – Verb Conjugation

Practice your Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French with free, interactive online exercises designed to support effective and enjoyable learning. With a strong focus on verb conjugation, our quizzes and tests help you actively practice and reinforce essential language structures.

Through drills and exercises, you’ll learn to correctly use both regular and irregular verbs across a wide range of moods and tenses, building accuracy and confidence as you progress. Whether you’re reviewing the basics or refining advanced skills, these targeted activities are designed to help you strengthen your understanding and steadily improve your overall language proficiency.

Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Present Perfect - All Verbs

1 / 20

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

I have written the letter.
IT: Io { } (avere + scrivere) la lettera.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "vedere" (to see) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 20

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

I have talked with her.
IT: Io { } (avere + parlare) con lei.

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "scrivere" (to write) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "avere" (to have) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "chiedere" (to ask) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "volere" (to want) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "leggere" (to read) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "prendere" (to take) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "essere" (to be) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "venire" (to come) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "dare" (to give) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 20

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have watched the movie.
IT: Tu { } (avere + vedere) il film.

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 20

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have told the truth.
IT: Tu { } (avere + dire) la verità.

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "dire" (to say) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 20

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

The have done the work.
IT: Loro { } (avere + fare) il lavoro.

Accented letters (if needed):

20 / 20

The past participle of the Italian verb "coprire" (to cover) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Present Perfect - Regular Verbs

1 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 13

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

I have talked with her.
IT: Io { } (avere + parlare) con lei.

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "sentire" (to hear) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 13

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

We have left early.
IT: Noi { } (essere + partire) presto.

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "stare" (to stay) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 13

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have eaten a lot.
IT: Lei { } (avere + mangiare) molto.

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "volere" (to want) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "andare" (to go) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 13

The past participle of the Italian verb "dare" (to give) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Present Perfect - Irregular Verbs

1 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

I have written the letter.
IT: Io { } (avere + scrivere) la lettera.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "venire" (to come) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "mettere" (to put) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

We have opened the door.
IT: Noi { } (avere + aprire) la porta.

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "vedere" (to see) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

The have done the work.
IT: Loro { } (avere + fare) il lavoro.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "dire" (to say) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have told the truth.
IT: Tu { } (avere + dire) la verità.

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "scrivere" (to write) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "fare" (to do) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

She has covered the table.
IT: Lei { } (avere + coprire) il tavolo.

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "aprire" (to open) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "essere" (to be) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "coprire" (to cover) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have put the book here.
IT: Tu { } (avere + mettere) il libro qui.

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "prendere" (to take) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "leggere" (to read) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 19

Fill in the blank using the Italian present perfect tense (passato prossimo):

You have watched the movie.
IT: Tu { } (avere + vedere) il film.

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 19

The past participle of the Italian verb "chiedere" (to ask) is:

IT:

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Simple Future- All Verbs

1 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will sleep all day tomorrow. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Domani tutto il giorno.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will travel to Italy. (to travel = viaggiare)

IT: in Italia.

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

You will write a letter. (to write = scrivere)

IT: Tu una lettera.

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "avere" (to have) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dovere" (to have to) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

They will go to the party. (to go = andare)

IT: Loro alla festa.

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "venire" (to come) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "tenere" (to hold) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will give you the money. (to give = dare)

IT: Io ti il denaro.

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "cadere" (to fall) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do/make) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will read that book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Noi quel libro.

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

She will be happy. (to be = essere)

IT: Lei felice.

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 20

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

She will buy a house in Rome. (to buy = comprare)

IT: Lei una casa a Roma.

Accented letters (if needed):

20 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "credere" (to believe) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Thank you for taking the quiz!

Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Simple Future- Regular Verbs

1 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will read that book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Noi quel libro.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 10

Conjugate the Italian verb "credere" (to believe) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 10

Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 10

Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

She will buy a house in Rome. (to buy = comprare)

IT: Lei una casa a Roma.

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

We will sleep all day tomorrow. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Domani tutto il giorno.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

You will write a letter. (to write = scrivere)

IT: Tu una lettera.

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will travel to Italy. (to travel = viaggiare)

IT: in Italia.

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 10

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

He will speak with the teacher. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Lui con il professore.

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 10

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Simple Future- Irregular Verbs

1 / 16

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

She will be happy. (to be = essere)

IT: Lei felice.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "venire" (to come) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do/make) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "tenere" (to hold) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "dovere" (to have to) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "avere" (to have) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "cadere" (to fall) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "volere" (to want) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 16

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

They will go to the party. (to go = andare)

IT: Loro alla festa.

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "bere" (to drink) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 16

Use the Simple Future Tense in Italian:

I will give you the money. (to give = dare)

IT: Io ti il denaro.

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 16

Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the future indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Past Absolute- All Verbs

1 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "piacere" (to please) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "decidere" (to decide) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "bere" (to drink) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "venire" (to come) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "scendere" (to descend) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "scegliere" (to choose) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "vincere" (to win) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "perdere" (to lose) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "conoscere" (to know) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "leggere" (to read) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "ridere" (to laugh) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "discutere" (to discuss) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "mettere" (to put) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

20 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Thank you for taking the quiz!

Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Past Absolute- Regular Verbs

1 / 9

Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 9

Use the Past Absolute Tense in Italian:

I spoke with him yesterday. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Ieri io con lui.

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 9

Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 9

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 9

Use the Past Absolute Tense in Italian:

You believed the story. (to believe = credere)

IT: Tu alla storia.

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 9

Use the Past Absolute Tense in Italian:

We loved that city. (to love = amare)

IT: Noi quella città.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 9

Use the Past Absolute Tense in Italian:

He left for Paris last year. (to leave = partire)

IT: Lui per Parigi l'anno scorso.

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 9

Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 9

Conjugate the Italian verb "potere" (to be able to) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Thank you for taking the quiz!

Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Past Absolute- Irregular Verbs

1 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "scegliere" (to choose) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "avere" (to have) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "sapere" (to know) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "piacere" (to please) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "chiedere" (to ask) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "perdere" (to lose) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "venire" (to come) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "scendere" (to descend) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "leggere" (to read) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "vincere" (to win) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "discutere" (to discuss) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "vedere" (to see) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "cadere" (to fall) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say or tell) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "scrivere" (to write) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "prendere" (to take) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "conoscere" (to know) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

20 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "nascere" (to be born) in the past absolute tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Imperfect - All Verbs

1 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You had a dog when you were little. (to be = avere)

IT: Tu un cane quando eri piccolo.

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

He was reading a very interesting book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Lui un libro molto interessante.

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

I used to speak with my friend. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Io con il mio amico.

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "bere" (to drink) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say or tell) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

13 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

14 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You used to eat pizza every Sunday. (to eat = mangiare)

IT: Tu la pizza ogni domenica.

Accented letters (if needed):

15 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

We used to live in Rome when we were young. (to live = vivere)

IT: Noi a Roma quando eravamo giovani.

Accented letters (if needed):

16 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

They used to sleep late on weekends. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Loro fino tardi nel fine settimana.

Accented letters (if needed):

17 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

She used to say that she was tired. (to say = dire)

IT: Lei che era stanca.

Accented letters (if needed):

18 / 20

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

19 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You (all) used to finish work at 5 PM. (to finish = finire)

IT: Voi il lavoro alle cinque.

Accented letters (if needed):

20 / 20

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

When I was a child, I was very shy. (to be = essere)

IT: Quando io bambino, molto timido.

Accented letters (if needed):

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Imperfect - Regular Verbs

1 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You had a dog when you were little. (to be = avere)

IT: Tu un cane quando eri piccolo.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 12

Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 12

Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You used to eat pizza every Sunday. (to eat = mangiare)

IT: Tu la pizza ogni domenica.

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

I used to speak with my friend. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Io con il mio amico.

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

We used to live in Rome when we were young. (to live = vivere)

IT: Noi a Roma quando eravamo giovani.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

You (all) used to finish work at 5 PM. (to finish = finire)

IT: Voi il lavoro alle cinque.

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

They used to sleep late on weekends. (to sleep = dormire)

IT: Loro fino tardi nel fine settimana.

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 12

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

He was reading a very interesting book. (to read = leggere)

IT: Lui un libro molto interessante.

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 12

Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 12

Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 12

Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

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Italian: Conjugation - Indicative - Imperfect - Irregular Verbs

1 / 8

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

She used to say that she was tired. (to say = dire)

IT: Lei che era stanca.

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "essere" (to be) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "dire" (to say or tell) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "dare" (to give) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "fare" (to do or make) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 8

Use the Imperfect Indicative Tense in Italian:

When I was a child, I was very shy. (to be = essere)

IT: Quando io bambino, molto timido.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "bere" (to drink) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 8

Conjugate the Italian verb "stare" (to stay or to be) in the imperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

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Italian: Pluperfect Indicative Tense

1 / 7

1. Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the pluperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

2 / 7

2. Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the pluperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 7

3. After the security had closed the door, the crowd went home.

(Use the verb: close = chiudere)

IT: Dopo che la sicurezza la porta, la folla è tornata a casa.

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 7

4. Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the pluperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

5 / 7

5. Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the pluperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 7

6. Before we met, I had never been to Spain.

(Use the verb: stare)

IT: Prima che ci conoscessimo, non mai in Spagna.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 7

7. Conjugate the Italian verb "cadere" (to fall) in the pluperfect indicative tense.

io
tu
lui/lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

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Italian: Future Perfect Tense

1 / 12

1. They will have healed by then.

IT: Loro ______ per allora.

avranno guarito

avranno guariti

saranno guarito

saranno guariti

2 / 12

2. She will have spoken to her mother. (to speak = parlare)

IT: Lei con sua madre.

Accented letters (if needed):

3 / 12

3. Conjugate the Italian verb "parlare" (to speak) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

4 / 12

4. You (all) will have arrived.

IT: Voi _____ .

avrete arrivato

avrete arrivati

sarete arrivato

sarete arrivati

5 / 12

5. Conjugate the Italian verb "partire" (to leave) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

6 / 12

6. I will have visited Egypt in January. (to visit =visitare)

IT: Io l'Egitto a gennaio.

Accented letters (if needed):

7 / 12

7. Conjugate the Italian verb "andare" (to go) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

8 / 12

8. Conjugate the Italian verb "dormire" (to sleep) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

9 / 12

9. Conjugate the Italian verb "mangiare" (to eat) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

10 / 12

10. Conjugate the Italian verb "vivere" (to live) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

11 / 12

11. Conjugate the Italian verb "vendere" (to sell) in the future perfect tense.

io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro

Accented letters (if needed):

12 / 12

12. We will have eaten. (to eat = mangiare)

IT: Noi .

Accented letters (if needed):

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Exercises – Verb Conjugation

Simple Present

Present Perfect

Simple Future

Past Absolute

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Future Perfect

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Irregular Verbs

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Irregular Verbs

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

Some verbs, in addition to dropping the final “e,” drop the vowel before the final “r” from the infinitive to form the stem.

All Verbs

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