-ISC VERBS

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In the -IRE verb family, a group of verbs exists which, in all the singular persons and at the third person plural, inserts the '-ISC' group before the verb ending.
FINIRE (it means: to conclude, to terminate) is one of these verbs and can be used as a model.
Other verbs, such as finire are: costruire, guarire, capire, colpire, stabilire, preferire and many others.

Example:
"Marco finisce di lavorare alle 20:00."

In this section you may study the irregular forms of the verb.

Note:
The forms which are not present in this section are regular and follow the conjugation of the verb family (-ARE, -ERE, -IRE)

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