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Italian verbs are grouped into three regular conjugation classes based on their infinitive ending: -ARE (1st conjugation), -ERE (2nd conjugation), and -IRE (3rd conjugation).
Many common 3rd conjugation (-IRE) verbs insert -isc- between the stem and the ending in all singular forms (io, tu, lui/lei) and the 3rd person plural (loro). Notice that noi and voi never take -isc-!
Top -ISC- Verbs to memorize: capire (to understand), finire (to finish), preferire (to prefer), pulire (to clean), spedire (to send).
What is the ending for the "tu" form of all regular present-tense verbs (-are, -ere, -ire)?
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