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Irregular First Conjugation Italian Verbs
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Irregular First Conjugation Italian Verbs
A. Complete the following statements with the appropriate form of andare in the blanks.

  1. Io ________ in Italia, ma loro ________ in Francia.
  2. Noi due ________ a Roma, non a Venezia.
  3. Chi ________ a Bologna?
  4. Tu e Michele non ________ a scuola domani.
  5. Lei non ________ mai in aereo.
  6. Io ________ in treno.
  7. Tu ________ a piedi.
  8. Noi ________ a fare la spesa sabato.
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B. Complete these sentences, using the correct form of the verbs in italics.
  1. Maria dà lezioni d'inglese. Anche loro ________ lezioni di lingua? No, ma noi due ________ lezioni d'italiano. Io ________ lezioni di musica e tu ________ lezioni di ballo.
  2. Tu stai sempre zitto. Lui ________ sempre attento. Anche loro ________ sempre attenti, ma noi due non ________ mai attenti. Lei non ________ mai zitta.
  3. Io non vado mai in aeroplano. Pietro e Beppino ________ sempre in treno. Noi due ________ in automobile e Silvia ________ in bicicletta. Anche tu ________ in bicicletta?

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