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Conjugation of the Italian verb litigare

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

litigare is a regular verb with spelling changes


InfinitiveScored
litigareto argue

PresentScored
io litigoI argue
tu litighiyou argue
lui litigahe argues
lei litigashe argues
noi litighiamowe argue
voi litigateyou argue
loro litiganothey argue

ImperfectScored
io litigavoI was arguing
tu litigaviyou were arguing
lui litigavahe was arguing
lei litigavashe was arguing
noi litigavamowe were arguing
voi litigavateyou were arguing
loro litigavanothey were arguing

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 litigaiI argued
tu litigastiyou argued
lui litigòhe argued
lei litigòshe argued
noi litigammowe argued
voi litigasteyou argued
loro litigaronothey argued

Past / Passato prossimoScored
io ho litigatoI argued
tu hai litigatoyou argued
lui ha litigatohe argued
lei ha litigatoshe argued
noi abbiamo litigatowe argued
voi avete litigatoyou argued
loro hanno litigatothey argued

Pluperfect / Trapassato prossimoScored
io avevo litigatoI had argued
tu avevi litigatoyou had argued
lui aveva litigatohe had argued
lei aveva litigatoshe had argued
noi avevamo litigatowe had argued
voi avevate litigatoyou had argued
loro avevano litigatothey had argued

FutureScored
io litigheròI will argue
tu litigheraiyou will argue
lui litigheràhe will argue
lei litigheràshe will argue
noi litigheremowe will argue
voi litighereteyou will argue
loro litigherannothey will argue

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 litigatoI will have argued
tu avrai litigatoyou will have argued
lui avrà litigatohe will have argued
lei avrà litigatoshe will have argued
noi avremo litigatowe will have argued
voi avrete litigatoyou will have argued
loro avranno litigatothey will have argued

ConditionalScored
io litighereiI would argue
tu litigherestiyou would argue
lui litigherebbehe would argue
lei litigherebbeshe would argue
noi litigheremmowe would argue
voi litigheresteyou would argue
loro litigherebberothey would argue

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 litigatoI would have argued
tu avresti litigatoyou would have argued
lui avrebbe litigatohe would have argued
lei avrebbe litigatoshe would have argued
noi avremmo litigatowe would have argued
voi avreste litigatoyou would have argued
loro avrebbero litigatothey would have argued

Present SubjunctiveScored
(... che) io litighi(... that) I argue
(... che) tu litighi(... that) you argue
(... che) lui litighi(... that) he argues
(... che) lei litighi(... that) she argues
(... che) noi litighiamo(... that) we argue
(... che) voi litighiate(... that) you argue
(... che) loro litighino(... that) they argue

Imperfect SubjunctiveScored
(... che) io litigassi(... that) I was arguing
(... che) tu litigassi(... that) you were arguing
(... che) lui litigasse(... that) he was arguing
(... che) lei litigasse(... that) she was arguing
(... che) noi litigassimo(... that) we were arguing
(... che) voi litigaste(... that) you were arguing
(... che) loro litigassero(... that) they were arguing

ImperativeScored
litiga Argue
litighiamoLet's argue
litigate Argue

Present ParticipleScored
litigante arguing

Past ParticipleScored
litigato argued

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