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In questo video vediamo passo per passo come si forma il futuro semplice in italiano. Ricordate che:
-Il futuro รจ un verbo โlungoโ perchรฉ, per formarlo, non si prende solo la radice ma lโinfinito (es. โmettereโ: metter-รฒ).
– Nei verbi della prima coniugazione (quelli che finiscono in โ-areโ) รจ necessario trasformare la โaโ in โeโ (es. โguardareโ: โguarderรฒโ e non โguardarรฒโ).
– Tutte e tre le coniugazioni hanno le stesse terminazioni: -รฒ, -ai, -ร , -emo, -ete, -anno.
– Nei verbi che finiscono in โ-careโ e โ-gareโ, dato che la โaโ si trasforma in โeโ, รจ necessario aggiungere una โhโ per mantenere la pronuncia (es. โpagareโ: โpagherรฒโ e non โpagerรฒโ).
– Nei verbi che finiscono in โ-ciareโ e โ-giareโ, dato che la โaโ si trasforma in โeโ, non รจ piรน necessario tenere la โiโ per la pronuncia (es. โcominciareโ: โcomincerรฒโ e non โcomincierรฒโ).
– Tutti i verbi irregolari del gruppo 1 perdono una vocale (es. โavereโ: si dice โavrรฒโ, non โaverรฒโ).
– Tutti i verbi irregolari del gruppo 2 prendono โrrโ (es. โtenereโ: si dice โterrรฒโ, non โtenerรฒโ).
– Il futuro e il condizionale si coniugano nello stesso modo, cambiano solo le desinenze!
Tutti i verbi irregolari al futuro sono irregolari anche al condizionale e hanno le stesse identiche irregolaritร .
Ecco i nostri video sul condizionale presente:
Ricordate che, tranne in alcuni casi, non usiamo il pronome insieme al verbo (diciamo โmangerรฒโ, non โio mangerรฒโ).
Potete usare i nostri video anche per imparare nuove parole. Scrivete le parole che incontrate di volta in volta e il vostro lessico diventerร sempre piรน ricco!
In this video, youโll learn, step by step, how to form the simple future in Italian. Remember that:
-The future is a โlongโ verb because you donโt use just the root of the verb but the infinitive (e.g. โmettereโ: metter-รฒ).
– For the first conjugation of verbs (ending in โ-areโ), you have to change the โaโ to โeโ (e.g. โguardareโ: โguarderรฒโ instead of โguardarรฒโ).
– All three conjugations have the same endings: -รฒ, -ai, -ร , -emo, -ete, -anno.
– For verbs ending in โ-careโ and โ-gareโ, since the โaโ changes to โeโ, you need to add an โhโ in order to keep the pronunciation (e.g. โpagareโ: โpagherรฒโ instead of โpagerรฒโ).
– For verbs ending in โ-ciareโ and โ-giareโ, as the โaโ changes into โeโ, you donโt need to keep the โiโ for the pronunciation (e.g. โcominciareโ: โcomincerรฒโ instead of โcomincierรฒโ).
– All the irregular verbs in the first group drop a vowel (e.g. โavereโ: it is โavrรฒโ, instead of โaverรฒโ).
– All the irregular verbs in the second group have โrrโ (e.g. โtenereโ: it is โterrรฒโ, instead of โtenerรฒโ).
– Future simple and present conditional are formed in the same way, they just have different endings! When a verb is irregular in the simple future, it is irregular in the present conditional as well.
Check out our videos on the present conditional:
Remember that, except in specific cases, we donโt use the pronoun with the verb (we say โmangerรฒโ, not โio mangerรฒโ).
You can also use our videos to learn new vocabulary. Write down the words as you see them to build your vocabulary. Ciao!
