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La Dolce Lingua - Stare - Da Quanto - Perche

The document explains the Italian verb 'stare', which translates to 'to stay' or 'to be', and is used to inquire about one's feelings. It also categorizes Italian verbs into three groups based on their infinitive endings: -are, -ere, and -ire, which is essential for proper conjugation. Additionally, it provides examples and exercises related to the present tense of these verbs.

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La Dolce Lingua - Stare - Da Quanto - Perche

The document explains the Italian verb 'stare', which translates to 'to stay' or 'to be', and is used to inquire about one's feelings. It also categorizes Italian verbs into three groups based on their infinitive endings: -are, -ere, and -ire, which is essential for proper conjugation. Additionally, it provides examples and exercises related to the present tense of these verbs.

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BENVENUTO

ARGOMENTO STARE, DA QUANTO, PERCHÈ


1. COME STAI? VERBO STARE
COME STAI? VERBO STARE

In Italian, the verb "stare" is very common and has


several uses. It is mainly translated into English as
"to stay" or "to be", but it has specific uses that
distinguish it from other verbs. Normally for the
majority part of the cases stare will work as to stay
in English but as we can see in the following
dialogue, stare is also the verb used to ask and
talk about how you feel.

Stare presente (questo è il


presente di stare)

Luca: Ciao, Maria! Come stai?


Maria: Ciao, Luca! Sto bene, grazie. E tu?
Luca: Sto bene anch’io, sono solo un po’ stanco. Dove
sei oggi?
Maria: Oggi sto a casa.
ESERCIZI RIORDINA LE PAROLE
COME STAI? VERBO STARE

I verbi in italiano
Before discussing the present tense in Italian, it's important to understand that
Italian verbs are categorized into three main groups, based on their infinitive
endings: -are, -ere, and -ire. These endings indicate the verb class. For instance,
the verb amare (to love) ends with -are, making it part of the -are group. To correctly
conjugate a verb, it's crucial to know which group it belongs

- -ERE -
ARE IRE
COME STAI? VERBO STARE

I verbi in italiano
- - -
Before discussing the present ARE ERE IRE
tense in Italian, it's important to
understand that Italian verbs are
categorized into three main
groups, based on their infinitive
endings: -are, -ere, and -ire.
These endings indicate the verb
class. For instance, the verb
amare (to love) ends with -are,
making it part of the -are group. To
correctly conjugate a verb, it's
crucial to know which group it
belongs
Verbi in ERE e IRE
"In Italian, regular verbs ending in -ere and ire
follow consistent patterns when conjugated in
the present tense. To conjugate these verbs,
you start by removing the -ERE or -IRE
ending, then add the appropriate endings
based on the subject of the sentence. Here's a
breakdown of how it
COMPLETA LE FRASI CON I VERBI AL PRESENTE
ESERCIZIO 1 INDICATIVO
PREPOSIZIONE DOPO I
VERBI IN ERE

Chiudere (to close) Conoscere (to know) Condividere (to share)


Example: Chiudo la porta Example: Conosciamo la Example: Condivido la
(I close the door) storia (we know the story) storia su instagram (I
share the story
on instagram)
VERBI CHE USANO LA
PREPOSIZIONE A
GRAZIE

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