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Present Tense of –Ere Verbs
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Present Tense of –Ere Verbs
A. Replace the subject with each subject in parentheses, and change the verb form accordingly.

  1. La nonna legge i giornale.
  2. Io e Carlo leggiamo i giornale.
  3. Voi leggete i giornale.
  4. Gli italiani leggono i giornale.
  5. Io non rispondo.
  6. Il professore non risponde.
  7. Voi non rispondete.
  8. Tu non rispondi.
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B. Make the following subjects and verbs plural.
EXAMPLE: Io bevo un caffé. — Noi beviamo un caffé.
  1. Io non leggo i giornali. — Noi non leggiamo i giornali.
  2. Tu scrivi molte lettere. — Voi scrivete molte lettere.
  3. Lui prende due aspirine. — Loro prendono due aspirine.
  4. Io perdo molto tempo. — Noi perdiamo molto tempo.
  5. La professoressa ripete la domanda. — Le professoresse ripetono la domanda.
  6. Lui corre ogni mattina. — Loro corrono ogni mattina.
  7. Tu perdi sempre le chiavi! — Voi perdete sempre le chiavi!
  8. Io vedo un film. — Noi vediamo un film.

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