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Conjugation of the Italian verb partire

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

partire is a regular verb

Infinitive		Scored
partire	to leave

Present		Scored
io parto	I leave
tu parti	you leave
lui parte	he leaves
lei parte	she leaves
noi partiamo	we leave
voi partite	you leave
loro partono	they leave

Imperfect		Scored
io partivo	I was leaving
tu partivi	you were leaving
lui partiva	he was leaving
lei partiva	she was leaving
noi partivamo	we were leaving
voi partivate	you were leaving
loro partivano	they were leaving

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 partii	I left
tu partisti	you left
lui partì	he left
lei partì	she left
noi partimmo	we left
voi partiste	you left
loro partirono	they left

Past / Passato prossimo		Scored
io sono partito	I left
tu sei partito	you left
lui è partito	he left
lei è partita	she left
noi siamo partiti	we left
voi siete partiti	you left
loro sono partiti	they left
loro sono partite	they left

Pluperfect / Trapassato prossimo		Scored
io ero partita	I had left
tu eri partita	you had left
lui era partita	he had left
lei era partita	she had left
noi eravamo partiti	we had left
voi eravate partiti	you had left
loro erano partiti	they had left
loro erano partite	they had left

Future		Scored
io partirò	I will leave
tu partirai	you will leave
lui partirà	he will leave
lei partirà	she will leave
noi partiremo	we will leave
voi partirete	you will leave
loro partiranno	they will leave

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 sarò partito	I will have left
tu sarai partito	you will have left
lui sarà partito	he will have left
lei sarà partita	she will have left
noi saremo partiti	we will have left
voi sarete partiti	you will have left
loro saranno partiti	they will have left
loro saranno partite	they will have left

Conditional		Scored
io partirei	I would leave
tu partiresti	you would leave
lui partirebbe	he would leave
lei partirebbe	she would leave
noi partiremmo	we would leave
voi partireste	you would leave
loro partirebbero	they would leave

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 sarei partita	I would have left
tu saresti partita	you would have left
lui sarebbe partita	he would have left
lei sarebbe partita	she would have left
noi saremmo partiti	we would have left
voi sareste partiti	you would have left
loro sarebbero partiti	they would have left
loro sarebbero partite	they would have left

Present Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) io parta	(... that) I leave
(... che) tu parta	(... that) you leave
(... che) lui parta	(... that) he leaves
(... che) lei parta	(... that) she leaves
(... che) noi partiamo	(... that) we leave
(... che) voi partiate	(... that) you leave
(... che) loro partano	(... that) they leave

Imperfect Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) io partissi	(... that) I was leaving
(... che) tu partissi	(... that) you were leaving
(... che) lui partisse	(... that) he was leaving
(... che) lei partisse	(... that) she was leaving
(... che) noi partissimo	(... that) we were leaving
(... che) voi partiste	(... that) you were leaving
(... che) loro partissero	(... that) they were leaving

Imperative		Scored
parti	Leave
partiamo	Let's leave
partite	Leave

Present Participle		Scored
partente	leaving

Past Participle		Scored
partito	left

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