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Conjugation of the Italian verb accusare

A list of the common conjugations for the Italian verb accusare, along with their English translations.

accusare is a regular verb

Infinitive		Scored
accusare	to accuse

Present		Scored
io accuso	I accuse
tu accusi	you accuse
lui accusa	he accuses
lei accusa	she accuses
noi accusiamo	we accuse
accusate	you accuse
loro accusano	they accuse

Imperfect		Scored
io accusavo	I was accusing
tu accusavi	you were accusing
lui accusava	he was accusing
lei accusava	she was accusing
noi accusavamo	we were accusing
voi accusavate	you were accusing
loro accusavano	they were accusing

Past Historic / Passato remoto This is a literary tense, i.e. a tense used in writing, in everyday speech the Passato Prossimo is used to refer to past actions.		Scored
io accusai	I accused
tu accusasti	you accused
lui accusò	he accused
lei accusò	she accused
noi accusammo	we accused
voi accusaste	you accused
loro accusarono	they accused

Past / Passato prossimo		Scored
io ho accusato	I accused
tu hai accusato	you accused
lui ha accusato	he accused
lei ha accusato	she accused
noi abbiamo accusato	we accused
voi avete accusato	you accused
loro hanno accusato	they accused

Pluperfect / Trapassato prossimo		Scored
io avevo accusato	I had accused
tu avevi accusato	you had accused
lui aveva accusato	he had accused
lei aveva accusato	she had accused
noi avevamo accusato	we had accused
voi avevate accusato	you had accused
loro avevano accusato	they had accused

Future		Scored
io accuserò	I will accuse
tu accuserai	you will accuse
lui accuserà	he will accuse
lei accuserà	she will accuse
noi accuseremo	we will accuse
voi accuserete	you will accuse
loro accuseranno	they will accuse

Future Perfect / Futuro anteriore The Italian Future Perfect or Futuro anteriore is made with the future tense of avere for transitive verbs or essere for reflexive and intransitive verbs and the past participle of the verb. The past participle agrees with the subject for verbs that take essere, or with the direct object for verbs that take avere.		Scored
io avrò accusato	I will have accused
tu avrai accusato	you will have accused
lui avrà accusato	he will have accused
lei avrà accusato	she will have accused
noi avremo accusato	we will have accused
voi avrete accusato	you will have accused
loro avranno accusato	they will have accused

Conditional		Scored
io accuserei	I would accuse
tu accuseresti	you would accuse
lui accuserebbe	he would accuse
lei accuserebbe	she would accuse
noi accuseremmo	we would accuse
voi accusereste	you would accuse
loro accuserebbero	they would accuse

Conditional Perfect / Condizionale Passato The Italian Conditional Perfect or Condizionale Passato is made with the conditional tense of avere for transitive verbs or essere for reflexive and intransitive verbs and the past participle of the verb. The past participle agrees with the subject for verbs that take essere, or with the direct object for verbs that take avere.		Scored
io avrei accusato	I would have accused
tu avresti accusato	you would have accused
lui avrebbe accusato	he would have accused
lei avrebbe accusato	she would have accused
noi avremmo accusato	we would have accused
voi avreste accusato	you would have accused
loro avrebbero accusato	they would have accused

Present Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) io accusi	(... that) I accuse
(... che) tu accusi	(... that) you accuse
(... che) lui accusi	(... that) he accuses
(... che) lei accusi	(... that) she accuses
(... che) noi accusiamo	(... that) we accuse
(... che) voi accusiate	(... that) you accuse
(... che) loro accusino	(... that) they accuse

Imperfect Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) io accusassi	(... that) I was accusing
(... che) tu accusassi	(... that) you were accusing
(... che) lui accusasse	(... that) he was accusing
(... che) lei accusasse	(... that) she was accusing
(... che) noi accusassimo	(... that) we were accusing
(... che) voi accusaste	(... that) you were accusing
(... che) accusassero	(... that) they were accusing

Imperative		Scored
accusa	Accuse
accusiamo	Let's accuse
accusate	Accuse

Present Participle		Scored
accusante	accusing

Past Participle		Scored
accusato	accused

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