Irregular Third Conjugation Italian Verbs
Irregular –Ire Verbs in Italian
By Michael San Filippo, About.com
There are relatively few third conjugation Italian verbs (verbs ending in –ire) that are irregular. In general, irregular third conjugation verbs have alterations to their roots in the present indicative and in the subjunctive (ven–ire, veng–o, veng–a). Consult the list of principal irregular third conjugation Italian verbs for reference.
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