Italian reference

segnare

to mark; to note down; to score (a goal)

Regular · 15 form tables

Includes indicative, conditional, subjunctive and imperative forms, with participles and other supplied forms below.

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Indicative

Present

segnare: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI mark
tuyou mark
lui/leihe/she marks; you (formal) mark
noiwe mark
voiyou (plural) mark
lorothey mark

Compound past

segnare: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI marked; I have marked
tuyou marked; you have marked
lui/leihe/she marked; he/she has marked; you (formal) marked; you (formal) have marked
noiwe marked; we have marked
voiyou (plural) marked; you (plural) have marked
lorothey marked; they have marked

Imperfect

segnare: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI used to mark
tuyou used to mark
lui/leihe/she used to mark; you (formal) used to mark
noiwe used to mark
voiyou (plural) used to mark
lorothey used to mark

Pluperfect

segnare: Pluperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI had marked
tuyou had marked
lui/leihe/she had marked; you (formal) had marked
noiwe had marked
voiyou (plural) had marked
lorothey had marked

Remote past

segnare: Remote past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI marked
tuyou marked
lui/leihe/she marked; you (formal) marked
noiwe marked
voiyou (plural) marked
lorothey marked

Past anterior

segnare: Past anterior
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI had marked (before the next past event)
tuyou had marked (before the next past event)
lui/leihe/she had marked (before the next past event); you (formal) had marked (before the next past event)
noiwe had marked (before the next past event)
voiyou (plural) had marked (before the next past event)
lorothey had marked (before the next past event)

Future

segnare: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI will mark
tuyou will mark
lui/leihe/she will mark; you (formal) will mark
noiwe will mark
voiyou (plural) will mark
lorothey will mark

Future perfect

segnare: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI will have marked
tuyou will have marked
lui/leihe/she will have marked; you (formal) will have marked
noiwe will have marked
voiyou (plural) will have marked
lorothey will have marked

Conditional

Present conditional

segnare: Present conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI would mark
tuyou would mark
lui/leihe/she would mark; you (formal) would mark
noiwe would mark
voiyou (plural) would mark
lorothey would mark

Past conditional

segnare: Past conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI would have marked
tuyou would have marked
lui/leihe/she would have marked; you (formal) would have marked
noiwe would have marked
voiyou (plural) would have marked
lorothey would have marked

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

segnare: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I mark
tu(that) you mark
lui/lei(that) he/she marks; (that) you (formal) mark
noi(that) we mark
voi(that) you (plural) mark
loro(that) they mark

Past subjunctive

segnare: Past subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I have marked
tu(that) you have marked
lui/lei(that) he/she has marked; (that) you (formal) have marked
noi(that) we have marked
voi(that) you (plural) have marked
loro(that) they have marked

Imperfect subjunctive

segnare: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I marked
tu(that) you marked
lui/lei(that) he/she marked; (that) you (formal) marked
noi(that) we marked
voi(that) you (plural) marked
loro(that) they marked

Pluperfect subjunctive

segnare: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I had marked
tu(that) you had marked
lui/lei(that) he/she had marked; (that) you (formal) had marked
noi(that) we had marked
voi(that) you (plural) had marked
loro(that) they had marked

Imperative

Imperative

segnare: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
tumark!
lui/leimark! (formal)
noilet's mark!
voimark! (plural)

Additional forms

Gerund
Past participle
/ / /
Past infinitive
Past gerund

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