Italian GCSE

Regular '-are' verbs

What Regular '-are' verbs means in Italian GCSE, as defined for AQA.

Definition of Regular '-are' verbs

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This pattern applies to many regular first-conjugation verbs, and '-are' is the infinitive ending, which must be conjugated to match the subject and tense.

AQA · Using common patterns between Italian and English - Nouns

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Using common patterns between Italian and English - Nouns (AQA GCSE)

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