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Conjugation of the Italian verb piovere

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

piovere is an irregular verb

Infinitive		Scored
piovere	to rain

Present		Scored
lui piove	he rains
lei piove	she rains
loro piovono	they rain

Imperfect		Scored
lui pioveva	he was raining
lei pioveva	she was raining
loro piovevano	they were raining

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
lui piovve	he rained
lei piovve	she rained
loro piovvero	they rained

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

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

Future		Scored
lui pioverà	he will rain
lei pioverà	she will rain
loro pioveranno	they will rain

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 piovuto	I will have rained
tu avrai piovuto	you will have rained
lui avrà piovuto	he will have rained
lei avrà piovuto	she will have rained
noi avremo piovuto	we will have rained
voi avrete piovuto	you will have rained
loro avranno piovuto	they will have rained

Conditional		Scored
lui pioverebbe	he would rain
lei pioverebbe	she would rain
loro pioverebbero	they would rain

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 piovuto	I would have rained
tu avresti piovuto	you would have rained
lui avrebbe piovuto	he would have rained
lei avrebbe piovuto	she would have rained
noi avremmo piovuto	we would have rained
voi avreste piovuto	you would have rained
loro avrebbero piovuto	they would have rained

Present Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) lui piova	(... that) he rains
(... che) lei piova	(... that) she rains
(... che) loro piovano	(... that) they rain

Imperfect Subjunctive		Scored
(... che) lui piovesse	(... that) he was raining
(... che) lei piovesse	(... that) she was raining
(... che) loro piovessero	(... that) they were raining

Present Participle		Scored
piovente	raining

Past Participle		Scored
piovuto	rained

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