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GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS OF ITALIAN VERBS

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  5. Modal Conjugation
If you want to learn a language, this website is for you. With this Analyzer of verbal forms you can check the result of your Italian grammar exercises. This will be useful to Italian language students and teachers as well, and to anybody who wants to learn Italian online as part of a continuing education programme. Language learning is much semplified as this tool is as effective and complete as a full online lesson: it is an essential complement to language courses. This is the most powerful Italian online automatic verbs analyzer available, and makes learning for free a reality.
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You can use this Italian Verbal Forms Analyzer also for complex verbal forms that use a modal verb. Italian language makes a large use of such verbs, some example of which are Dovere, Potere, Sapere, Solere, Volere, Stare, Andare. An example: <ero andato> (I was gone) is obtained from the conjugation of the verb <andare> (to go) with the auxiliary verb <essere> (to be), while <stavo andando> (I was going) is obtained form the conjugation of the same verb but with the modal verb <stare> (literally: to stay) in the role of modal verb.
Note: if your keyboard does not have accented letters simply use the <'> as in: <e'>, <sara'>.




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