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fare

to do, to make

verb irregular Word 13 of the core 1,000 · Stage 1, Essentials

How to conjugate fare

The present, imperfect, future and passato prossimo, with the English for every form.

Present

io faccio I do / I am doing / I make / I am making
tu fai you do / you are doing / you make / you are making
lui/lei fa he/she does / he/she is doing / he/she makes / he/she is making
noi facciamo we do / we are doing / we make / we are making
voi fate you all do / you all are doing / you all make / you all are making
loro fanno they do / they are doing / they make / they are making

Imperfect

io facevo I was doing / I used to do / I was making / I used to make
tu facevi you were doing / you used to do / you were making / you used to make
lui/lei faceva he/she was doing / he/she used to do / he/she was making / he/she used to make
noi facevamo we were doing / we used to do / we were making / we used to make
voi facevate you all were doing / you all used to do / you all were making / you all used to make
loro facevano they were doing / they used to do / they were making / they used to make

Future

io farò I will do / I will make
tu farai you will do / you will make
lui/lei farà he/she will do / he/she will make
noi faremo we will do / we will make
voi farete you all will do / you all will make
loro faranno they will do / they will make

Passato prossimo

io ho fatto I did / I have done / I made / I have made
tu hai fatto you did / you have done / you made / you have made
lui/lei ha fatto he/she did / he/she has done / he/she made / he/she has made
noi abbiamo fatto we did / we have done / we made / we have made
voi avete fatto you all did / you all have done / you all made / you all have made
loro hanno fatto they did / they have done / they made / they have made

In a sentence

Cosa fai stasera?

What are you doing tonight?

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