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Italiano
Vocabolario e frasi
suonare
= sonare <
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— E mangia , gioiello ! Cosa dirà tua nonna ? Che non ti do da mangiare ? Il ragazzo sporse il viso , strappò un boccone dalla focaccia e continuò a suonare .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Grixenda balzò in piedi appoggiandosi al muro tanto era turbata ; anche la fisarmonica cessò di suonare .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Non poteva durare , la nostra inimicizia ! Zuannantoni mio piange , ogni volta che torno dall'orto ; piange e dice: perché le dame mi hanno cacciato via ? E prende la fisarmonica e viene a suonare qui dietro il muro .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Vedendo l'uomo sconosciuto che s'avanzava curvandosi per guardare dentro la capanna , il ragazzo smise di suonare , e i suoi occhi si fecero minacciosi .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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— Zio Efix ! — gridò il ragazzo , e riprese a suonare , parlando e ridendo nel medesimo tempo .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Però il Viscontini era entusiasta del suo modo di suonare; Luisa, la sua fidanzata, non divideva interamente il gusto classico di lui ma ne ammirava, senza fanatismi, il tocco; quando, pregato, egli faceva mugghiare e gemere classicamente l'organo di Cressogno, il buon popolo, intontito dalla musica e dall'onore, lo guardava come avrebbe guardato un predicatore incomprensibile, con la bocca aperta e gli occhi riverenti. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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«Piero», disse la signora, «suonate il campanello.» «Signor Giacomo», fece l'ingegnere senza scomporsi, «dobbiamo suonare il campanello?» «L'idea de la signora Teresa pare propramente questa», rispose l'omino navigando alla meglio tra il fratello e la sorella. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Anche stavolta Luisa tardò molto a ritornare, ma le anime più sante hanno le loro lievi debolezze e quantunque la fantesca non facesse che andare e venire dalla cucina al salotto, la signora Teresa, tocca dalle dimostrazioni d'affetto che le aveva prodigate Franco, non le disse mai di suonare il campanello. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Suonarono le otto. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Adesso, udite suonar le otto, si avvicinò a sua moglie, la pregò dolcemente di andar a riposare un poco, ma Luisa gli rispose subito in modo da levargli il coraggio d'insistere. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Il Commissario, posando la tazza vuota, disse alla buona signora che sarebbe poi andato a vedere i suoi fiori, e questa galanteria parve l'atto di chi, al caffè, butta e fa suonar la moneta sul vassoio perché il tavoleggiante lo pigli e se ne vada. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Infatti, appena messo fuori il suo giudizio e uditolo suonare, Luisa lo sentì falso, vide più chiaro in se stessa, intese di avere inconsciamente cercato nell'esempio dello zio un appoggio e un conforto per sé. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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S'era messo a suonare sotto l'impressione del chiaro di luna, ma poi, suonando, tristi nuvole gli eran uscite dal fondo del cuore. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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E poi c'è il signor don Franco «parlèmen nanca, con quèi diavoi de did!» Udir suonare il piano con quella precisione era proprio come udire un organetto; e a lei gli organetti piacevano «inscì tant!». (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Ma i bisbigli più maligni suonarono assai lontano dalla Valsolda, in una sala del Palazzo Maironi a Brescia. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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La professione del Caval di spade era quella di litigare continuamente col Fante di bastoni per antagonismo di provincia, d'insegnare la scherma in due convitti, e, l'inverno, di suonare il piano dietro una cortina misteriosa, nelle sale dove si ballavano polke a due soldi l'una. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Metteva, suonando, tutta l'anima sua nella musica e avrebbe pur voluto esser con Luisa, suonarle il divino andante, unirsi a lei pregando in un inenarrabile spasimo dello spirito, così. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Alle nove e sette minuti, la marchesa pregò il prefetto di suonare il campanello. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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«Hin nanca arrivaa a Barlassina!», esclamò Pasotti dopo la prima giuocata, ridendo forte per far suonare la sua vittoria e la sua allegria. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Altra scossa di nervi; la marchesa riaperse gli occhi e udì l'orologio della scala suonare. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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* Suonarono ad un tratto le campane di mezzogiorno e parve che riempissero di calor sonoro tutta V aria già colma di sole . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Fra questi eterni e pigri dormenti che son gli uomini é pur necessario che qualcuno abbia il coraggio di gettare il chi va là della scolta , e di suonar la diana prima del sohto mattino , e di dar qualche cenciata ai rossetti che impiastricciano i volti perché ognuno veda con spavento la sua bruttezza e vecchiezza . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Ma cosa volete che venga fuori da un uomo che vive tra il sonno e il caffè , tra la tavola e il letto , infingardo e sonnacchioso , buono soltanto a suonar la diana ma vigliacco in fuga il giorno della vera battaglia ? E rizzandomi su dai tepidi lenzuoli o dalle sedie imbottite strillo come un'aquila perchè lo spirito viene insultato e disegno per i miei simili una vita solitaria , austera , sdegnosa , nobile e michelangiolesca ! E non c'è da dir eh' io non senta l' infamia di questa mia doppia vita . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Oli scrittori , anche se non eran proprio bambini loro stessi , li hanno contentati e si son messi a quattro gambe per terra € a suonar la trombettina a cavallo di una granata . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* V’era ancora la possibilità di ritornare a quella porta che avevo chiusa dietro di me , suonare il campanello e domandar di poter dire ad Ada quelle parole ch’essa sulla propria mano aveva cercato invano? Non mi parve! Avrei mancato di dignità dimostrando troppa impazienza .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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Mi rintanai nel mio studio e il giorno festivo per gli altri non era ancora finito! Trassi il violino dalla busta , indeciso se mandarlo a pezzi o suonarlo .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Quando , stanco , smisi di suonare , mi dissi:
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* Ne ebbi un piccolo conforto , che non durò a lungo , perché egli dichiarò ch’era venuto prima del solito per il desiderio di sentir suonare Guido .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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Guido cessò di suonare sapientemente .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* È un imbecille! Non v’accorgeste come sofferse per i responsi del tavolino? Avete visto il suo bastone? Suona bene il violino , ma vi sono anche delle scimmie che sanno suonarlo .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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* Carla non sapeva neppure suonare e il suo accompagnamento monco rendeva anche più povera quella povera musica .(I.Svevo - La coscienza di zeno)<>
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archetto
= dim . di arco arco di piccola apertura arco per suonare strumenti a corda strumento per catturare uccelli , consistente in un laccio teso all'estremità di una bacchetta piegata ad arco , collocato su rami d'albero o su cespugli e fornito di esca organo di contatto tra il locomotore e la rete aerea di distribuzione dell'energia elettrica<>
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citareggiare
= verbo intr. suonare la cetra <>
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citaristica
= l'arte di suonare la cetra <>
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clacsonare
= verbo intr. nel linguaggio corrente, suonare, azionare il clacson. <>
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cornare
= verbo intr. suonare il corno <>
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intonare
= verbo transitivo , impostare nella giusta tonalità la voce o uno strumento musicale , prima di cantare o di suonare <>
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manfrina
= monferrina, nome di una danza piemontese ' suonare la manfrina, suonare male, detto di musicante da strapazzo - atteggiamento insistente e petulante con cui si cerca di ottenere qualcosa <>
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oboe
= strumento musicale a fiato formato da un tubo cilindrico di legno munito di chiavi , con imboccatura ad ancia doppia - oboe d'amore , che può suonare entro la gamma del mezzo soprano - oboe da caccia , contralto , simile al corno inglese . <>
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saltellato
= participio passato di saltellare - particolare tecnica esecutiva negli strumenti ad arco , che consiste nel suonare più note successive veloci e di uguale durata , facendo rimbalzare l'arco sulle corde con brevissimi movimenti di andata e ritorno . <>
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sbattagliare
= verbo intransitivo detto del battaglio delle campane , sbatacchiare continuamente - di campana , suonare a distesa . <>
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scampanellare
= verbo intransitivo suonare forte e a lungo un campanello . <>
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scarabillare
= verbo transitivo toccare con le dita , suonare uno strumento a corde , <>
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schitarrare
= verbo intransitivo suonare male e a lungo la chitarra . <>
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sonare
= o suonare , verbo transitivo , fare emettere suoni ad uno strumento , <>
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strimpellare
= verbo transitivo suonare alla meglio , in modo maldestro , uno strumento musicale , <>
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strombettare
= verbo intransitivo , suonare la tromba malamente , suonare ripetutamente il clacson di un autoveicolo - verbo transitivo strombazzare , <>
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Inglese
Vocabolario e frasi
(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) "You are a very strange creature by way of a friend!--always wanting meto play and sing before anybody and everybody! If my vanity had takena musical turn, you would have been invaluable; but as it is, I wouldreally rather not sit down before those who must be in the habit ofhearing the very best performers.<>
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Miss Bingley wasengrossed by Mr. Darcy, her sister scarcely less so; and as for Mr.Hurst, by whom Elizabeth sat, he was an indolent man, who lived only toeat, drink, and play at cards; who, when he found her to prefer a plaindish to a ragout, had nothing to say to her.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) Mr. Wickham did not play at whist, and with ready delight was hereceived at the other table between Elizabeth and Lydia.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) To Elizabeth it appeared that, had her family made an agreement toexpose themselves as much as they could during the evening, it wouldhave been impossible for them to play their parts with more spirit orfiner success; and happy did she think it for Bingley and her sisterthat some of the exhibition had escaped his notice, and that hisfeelings were not of a sort to be much distressed by the folly which hemust have witnessed.<>
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Do you play and sing, MissBennet?""A little.<>
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Do your sisters play and sing?""One of them does.<>
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Collins satdown to quadrille; and as Miss de Bourgh chose to play at cassino, thetwo girls had the honour of assisting Mrs.<>
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I have told Miss Bennet several times, that shewill never play really well unless she practises more; and though Mrs.<>
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Collins has no instrument, she is very welcome, as I have often toldher, to come to Rosings every day, and play on the pianoforte in Mrs.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) When coffee was over, Colonel Fitzwilliam reminded Elizabeth of havingpromised to play to him; and she sat down directly to the instrument.<>
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Elizabeth saw what he was doing, and at the firstconvenient pause, turned to him with an arch smile, and said:"You mean to frighten me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in all this state to hearme? I will not be alarmed though your sister does play so well.<>
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Well, ColonelFitzwilliam, what do I play next? My fingers wait your orders.<>
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Lady Catherine approached, and, after listening for a few minutes, saidto Darcy:"Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practised more, andcould have the advantage of a London master.<>
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They were confined for the evening at different tables, and she hadnothing to hope, but that his eyes were so often turned towards her sideof the room, as to make him play as unsuccessfully as herself.<>
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Itwas evening, he fancied; he had a part to play that night; it was late,and he must leave home instantly.<>
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I wasrich; and when I married the girl, I saw a smile of triumph play uponthe faces of her needy relatives, as they thought of their well-plannedscheme, and their fine prize.<>
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Do you play ecarte,Sir?I shall be very happy to learn under your tuition,' replied Mr. Winkle.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'When I wos first pitched neck and crop into the world, to play atleap-frog with its troubles,' replied Sam.<>
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"I can't make this out,"said he, when he came home from the play one night, and was drinking aglass of cold grog, with his back to the wall, in order that he mightn'tbe able to fancy there was any one behind him--"I can't make it out,"said he; and just then his eyes rested on the little closet that hadbeen always locked up, and a shudder ran through his whole frame fromtop to toe.<>
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It was the sort of afternoon that might induce a coupleof elderly gentlemen, in a lonely field, to take off their greatcoatsand play at leap-frog in pure lightness of heart and gaiety; and wefirmly believe that had Mr. Tupman at that moment proffered 'a back,'Mr. Pickwick would have accepted his offer with the utmost avidity.<>
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The fat boy filled Mr. Pickwick's glass, and then retired behind hismaster's chair, from whence he watched the play of the knives and forks,and the progress of the choice morsels from the dishes to the mouthsof the company, with a kind of dark and gloomy joy that was mostimpressive.<>
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The punch was ready-made in a red pan in the bedroom;a little table, covered with a green baize cloth, had been borrowed fromthe parlour, to play at cards on; and the glasses of the establishment,together with those which had been borrowed for the occasion from thepublic-house, were all drawn up in a tray, which was deposited on thelanding outside the door.<>
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All these things, combined with the noises and interruptionsof constant comings in and goings out, made Mr. Pickwick play ratherbadly; the cards were against him, also; and when they left off atten minutes past eleven, Miss Bolo rose from the table considerablyagitated, and went straight home, in a flood of tears and a sedan-chair.<>
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It'sthe t'other vuns as gets done over vith this sort o' thing; themdown-hearted fellers as can't svig avay at the beer, nor play atskittles neither; them as vould pay if they could, and gets low by beingboxed up.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'Gentlemen, there is an old story--none the worse for beingtrue--regarding a fine young Irish gentleman, who being asked if hecould play the fiddle, replied he had no doubt he could, but he couldn'texactly say, for certain, because he had never tried.<>
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Well, well,' said Mr. Pickwick, who had been bestowing a score or twoof frowns upon Perker, to stop his summary of benefits conferred, whichthe little attorney obstinately disregarded, 'you must be careful notto play any more desperate cricket matches, Mr. Jingle, or to renewyour acquaintance with Sir Thomas Blazo, and I have little doubt of yourpreserving your health.<>
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"That house isrented by a literary man of Anglo-Roumanian extraction, who generallylives in Paris, but is over here in connexion with some poetical play ofhis.<>
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But I must say there was something downright creepy aboutthat little goblin with the yellow hair, that seemed to play up to theimpression.<>
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Miss Maroni, the talented young actress of Italian parentage, who hadundertaken to act an important part in the play that was to be rehearsedthat afternoon and performed that evening, had abruptly and evenviolently refused at the last moment to do anything of the kind.<>
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And again, Irealized it when I knew that the play was The School for Scandal.<>
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"What does it matter what the play was?"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "Well," said the priest, "she said she had given the girl the part ofthe beautiful heroine and had retired into the background herself withthe older part of a matron.<>
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She wanted Sheridan's play and she had it; she wanted thepart of Lady Teazle and she had it; she wanted a rehearsal withoutcostume at that particular hour and she had it.<>
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(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) "Because the play was The School for Scandal," replied Father Brown,"and that particular act of The School for Scandal.<>
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"(Chesterton The secret of father Brown ) The general was left alone with a look of bewilderment in his browneyes, as he sat down again to play with his pins.<>
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Coniugazione:1 - suonare
Ausiliare:avere transitivo
INDICATIVO - attivo
Presente
io suono
tu suoni
egli suona
noi suoniamo
voi suonate
essi suonano
Imperfetto
io suonavo
tu suonavi
egli suonava
noi suonavamo
voi suonavate
essi suonavano
Passato remoto
io suonai
tu suonasti
egli suonò
noi suonammo
voi suonaste
essi suonarono
Passato prossimo
io ho suonato
tu hai suonato
egli ha suonato
noi abbiamo suonato
voi avete suonato
essi hanno suonato
Trapassato prossimo
io avevo suonato
tu avevi suonato
egli aveva suonato
noi avevamo suonato
voi avevate suonato
essi avevano suonato
Trapassato remoto
io ebbi suonato
tu avesti suonato
egli ebbe suonato
noi avemmo suonato
voi eveste suonato
essi ebbero suonato
Futuro semplice
io suonerò
tu suonerai
egli suonerà
noi suoneremo
voi suonerete
essi suoneranno
Futuro anteriore
io avrò suonato
tu avrai suonato
egli avrà suonato
noi avremo suonato
voi avrete suonato
essi avranno suonato
CONGIUNTIVO - attivo
Presente
che io suoni
che tu suoni
che egli suoni
che noi suoniamo
che voi suoniate
che essi suonino
Passato
che io abbia suonato
che tu abbia suonato
che egli abbia suonato
che noi abbiamo suonato
che voi abbiate suonato
che essi abbiano suonato
Imperfetto
che io suonassi
che tu suonassi
che egli suonasse
che noi suonassimo
che voi suonaste
che essi suonassero
Trapassato
che io avessi suonato
che tu avessi suonato
che egli avesse suonato
che noi avessimo suonato
che voi aveste suonato
che essi avessero suonato
CONDIZIONALE - attivo
Presente
io suonerei
tu suoneresti
egli suonerebbe
noi suoneremmo
voi suonereste
essi suonerebbero
Passato
io avrei suonato
tu avresti suonato
egli avrebbe suonato
noi avremmo suonato
voi avreste suonato
essi avrebbero suonato
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IMPERATIVO - attivo
Presente
-
suona
suoni
suoniamo
suonate
suonino
Futuro
-
suonerai
suonerà
suoneremo
suonerete
suoneranno
INFINITO - attivo
Presente
suonare
Passato
avere suonato
PARTICIPIO - attivo
Presente
suonante
Passato
suonato
 
 
GERUNDIO - attivo
Presente
suonando
Passato
avendo suonato
INDICATIVO - passivo
Presente
io sono suonato
tu sei suonato
egli é suonato
noi siamo suonati
voi siete suonati
essi sono suonati
Imperfetto
io ero suonato
tu eri suonato
egli era suonato
noi eravamo suonati
voi eravate suonati
essi erano suonati
Passato remoto
io fui suonato
tu fosti suonato
egli fu suonato
noi fummo suonati
voi foste suonati
essi furono suonati
Passato prossimo
io sono stato suonato
tu sei stato suonato
egli é stato suonato
noi siamo stati suonati
voi siete stati suonati
essi sono stati suonati
Trapassato prossimo
io ero stato suonato
tu eri stato suonato
egli era stato suonato
noi eravamo stati suonati
voi eravate stati suonati
essi erano statisuonati
Trapassato remoto
io fui stato suonato
tu fosti stato suonato
egli fu stato suonato
noi fummo stati suonati
voi foste stati suonati
essi furono stati suonati
Futuro semplice
io sarò suonato
tu sarai suonato
egli sarà suonato
noi saremo suonati
voi sarete suonati
essi saranno suonati
Futuro anteriore
io sarò stato suonato
tu sarai stato suonato
egli sarà stato suonato
noi saremo stati suonati
voi sarete stati suonati
essi saranno stati suonati
CONGIUNTIVO - passivo
Presente
che io sia suonato
che tu sia suonato
che egli sia suonato
che noi siamo suonati
che voi siate suonati
che essi siano suonati
Passato
che io sia stato suonato
che tu sia stato suonato
che egli sia stato suonato
che noi siamo stati suonati
che voi siate stati suonati
che essi siano stati suonati
Imperfetto
che io fossi suonato
che tu fossi suonato
che egli fosse suonato
che noi fossimo suonati
che voi foste suonati
che essi fossero suonati
Trapassato
che io fossi stato suonato
che tu fossi stato suonato
che egli fosse stato suonato
che noi fossimo stati suonati
che voi foste stati suonati
che essi fossero stati suonati
CONDIZIONALE - passivo
Presente
io sarei suonato
tu saresti suonato
egli sarebbe suonato
noi saremmo suonati
voi sareste suonati
essi sarebbero suonati
Passato
io sarei stato suonato
tu saresti stato suonato
egli sarebbe stato suonato
noi saremmo stati suonati
voi sareste stati suonati
essi sarebbero stati suonati
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IMPERATIVO - passivo
Presente
-
sii suonato
sia suonato
siamo suonati
siate suonati
siano suonati
Futuro
-
sarai suonato
sarà suonato
saremo suonati
sarete suonati
saranno suonati
INFINITO - passivo
Presente
essere suonato
Passato
essere stato suonato
PARTICIPIO - passivo
Presente
-
Passato
suonato
 
 
GERUNDIO - passivo
Presente
essendo suonato
Passato
essendo stato suonato
Verb: to play-played-played
Ausiliar: to have - transitivo
Affermative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I play
you play
he/she/it plays
we play
you play
they play
Simple past
I played
you played
he/she/it played
we played
you played
they played
Simple past
I played
you played
he/she/it played
we played
you played
they played
Present perfect
I have played
you have played
he/she/it has played
we have played
you have played
they have played
Past perfect
I had played
you had played
he/she/it had played
we had played
you had played
they had played
Past perfect
I had played
you had played
he/she/it had played
we had played
you had played
they had played
Simple future
I will play
you will play
he/she/it will play
we will play
you will play
they will play
Future perfect
I will have played
you will have played
he/she/it will have played
we will have played
you will have played
they will have played
Present continuous
I am playing
you are playing
he/she/it is playing
we are playing
you are playing
they are playing
Past simple continuous
I was playing
you were playing
he/she/it was playing
we were playing
you were playing
they were playing
Future continuous
I will be playing
you will be playing
he/she/it will be playing
we will be playing
you will be playing
they will be playing
Future perfect continuous
I will have been playing
you will have been playing
he/she/it will have been playing
we will have been playing
you will have been playing
they will have been playing
Present perfect continuous
I have been playing
you have been playing
he/she/it has been playing
we have been playing
you have been playing
they have been playing
Past perfect continuous
I had been playing
you had been playing
he/she/it had been playing
we had been playing
you had been playing
they had been playing
Affermative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I play
That you play
That he/she/it play
That we play
That you play
That they play
Present perfect
That I have played
That you have played
That he/she/it have played
That we have played
That you have played
That they have played
Simple past
That I played
That you played
That he/she/it played
That we played
That you played
That they played
Past perfect
That I had played
That you had played
That he/she/it had played
That we had played
That you had played
That they had played
Affermative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would play
you would play
we would play
we would play
you would play
they would play
Past
I would have played
you would have played
he/she/it would have played
we would have played
you would have played
they would have played
Present continous
I would be playing
you would be playing
we would be playing
we would be playing
you would be playing
they would be playing
Past continous
I would have been playing
you would have been playing
he/she/it would have been playing
we would have been playing
you would have been playing
they would have been playing
Affermative - IMPERATIVE
Present
let me play
play
let him play
let us play
play
let them play
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Affermative - INFINITIVE
Present
to play
Past
to have played
Present continous
to be playing
Perfect continous
to have been playing
Affermative - PARTICIPLE
Present
playing
Past
played
Perfect
having played
Affermative - GERUND
Present
playing
Past
having played
Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I do not play
you do not play
he/she/it does not plays
we do not play
you do not play
they do not play
Simple past
I did not play
you did not play
he/she/it did not play
we did not play
you did not play
they did not play
Simple past
I did not play
you did not play
he/she/it did not play
we did not play
you did not play
they did not play
Present perfect
I have not played
you have not played
he/she/it has not played
we have not played
you have not played
they have not played
Past perfect
I had not played
you had not played
he/she/it had not played
we had not played
you had not played
they had not played
Past perfect
I had not played
you had not played
he/she/it had not played
we had not played
you had not played
they had not played
Simple future
I will not play
you will not play
he/she/it will not play
we will not play
you will not play
they will not play
Future perfect
I will not have played
you will not have played
he/she/it will not have played
we will not have played
you will not have played
they will not have played
Present continuous
I am not playing
you are not playing
he/she/it is not playing
we are not playing
you are not playing
they are not playing
Past simple continuous
I was not playing
you were not playing
he/she/it was not playing
we were not playing
you were not playing
they were not playing
Future continuous
I will not be playing
you will not be playing
he/she/it will not be playing
we will not be playing
you will not be playing
they will not be playing
Future perfect continuous
I will not have been playing
you will not have been playing
he/she/it will not have been playing
we will not have been playing
you will not have been playing
they will not have been playing
Present perfect continuous
I have not been playing
you have not been playing
he/she/it has not been playing
we have not been playing
you have not been playing
they have not been playing
Past perfect continuous
I had not been playing
you had not been playing
he/she/it had not been playing
we had not been playing
you had not been playing
they had not been playing
Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I do not play
That you do not play
That he/she/it does not play
That we do not play
That you do not play
That they do not play
Present perfect
That I have not played
That you have not played
That he/she/it have not played
That we have not played
That you have not played
That they have not played
Simple past
That I did not play
That you did not play
That he/she/it did not play
That we did not play
That you did not play
That they did not play
Past perfect
That I had not played
That you had not played
That he/she/it had not played
That we had not played
That you had not played
That they had not played
Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would not play
you would not play
we would not play
we would not play
you would not play
they would not play
Past
I would not have played
you would not have played
he/she/it would not have played
we would not have played
you would not have played
they would not have played
Present continous
I would not be playing
you would not be playing
we would not be playing
we would not be playing
you would not be playing
they would not be playing
Past continous
I would not have been playing
you would not have been playing
he/she/it would not have been playing
we would not have been playing
you would not have been playing
they would not have been playing
Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present
do not let me play
do not play
do not let him play
do not let us play
do not play
do not let them play
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Negative - INFINITIVE
Present
not to play
Past
not to have played
Present continous
not to be playing
Perfect continous
not to have been playing
Negative - PARTICIPLE
Present
not playing
Past
not played
Perfect
not having played
Negative - GERUND
Present
not playing
Past
not having played
Interrogative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I play ?
do you play ?
does she/he/it plays ?
do we play ?
do you play ?
do they play ?
Simple past
did I play ?
did you play ?
did she/he/it play ?
did we play ?
did you play ?
did they play ?
Simple past
did I play ?
did you play ?
did she/he/it play ?
did we play ?
did you play ?
did they play ?
Present perfect
have I played ?
have you played ?
has she/he/it played ?
have we played ?
have you played ?
have they played ?
Past perfect
had I played ?
had you played ?
had she/he/it played ?
had we played ?
had you played ?
had they played ?
Past perfect
had I played ?
had you played ?
had she/he/it played ?
had we played ?
had you played ?
had they played ?
Simple future
will I play ?
will you play ?
will she/he/it play ?
will we play ?
will you play ?
will they play ?
Future perfect
will I have played ?
will you have played ?
will she/he/it have played ?
will we have played ?
will you have played ?
will they have played ?
Present continuous
am I playing ?
are you playing ?
is she/he/it playing ?
are we playing ?
are you playing ?
are they playing ?
Past simple continuous
was I playing ?
were you playing ?
was she/he/it playing ?
were we playing ?
were you playing ?
were they playing ?
Future continuous
will I be playing ?
will you be playing ?
will she/he/it be playing ?
will we be playing ?
will you be playing ?
will they be playing ?
Future perfect continuous
will I have been playing ?
will you have been playing ?
will she/he/it have been playing ?
will we have been playing ?
will you have been playing ?
will they have been playing ?
Present perfect continuous
have I been playing ?
have you been playing ?
has she/he/it been playing ?
have we been playing ?
have you been playing ?
have they been playing ?
Past perfect continuous
had I been playing ?
had you been playing ?
had she/he/it been playing ?
had we been playing ?
had you been playing ?
had they been playing ?
Interrogative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I play ?
That do you play ?
That does she/he/it play ?
That do we play ?
That do you play ?
That do they play ?
Present perfect
That have I played ?
That have you played ?
That have she/he/it played ?
That have we played ?
That have you played ?
That have they played ?
Simple past
That did I play ?
That did you play ?
That did she/he/it play ?
That did we play ?
That did you play ?
That did they play ?
Past perfect
That had I played ?
That had you played ?
That had she/he/it played ?
That had we played ?
That had you played ?
That had they played ?
Interrogative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I play ?
would you play ?
would she/he/it play ?
would we play ?
would you play ?
would they play ?
Past
would I have played?
would you have played?
would she/he/it have played?
would we have played?
would you have played?
would they have played?
Present continous
would I be playing ?
would you be playing ?
would she/he/it be playing ?
would we be playing ?
would you be playing ?
would they be playing ?
Past continous
would I have been playing?
would you have been playing?
would she/he/it have been playing?
would we have been playing?
would you have been playing?
would they have been playing?
Interrogative - IMPERATIVE
Present
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Interrogative-Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I not play ?
do you not play ?
does she/he/it not plays ?
do we not play ?
do you not play ?
do they not play ?
Simple past
did I not play ?
did you not play ?
did she/he/it not play ?
did we not play ?
did you not play ?
did they not play ?
Simple past
did I not play ?
did you not play ?
did she/he/it not play ?
did we not play ?
did you not play ?
did they not play ?
Present perfect
have I not played ?
have you not played ?
has she/he/it not played ?
have we not played ?
have you not played ?
have they not played ?
Past perfect
had I not played ?
had you not played ?
had she/he/it not played ?
had we not played ?
had you not played ?
had they not played ?
Past perfect
had I not played ?
had you not played ?
had she/he/it not played ?
had we not played ?
had you not played ?
had they not played ?
Simple future
will I not play ?
will you not play ?
will she/he/it not play ?
will we not play ?
will you not play ?
will they not play ?
Future perfect
will I not have played ?
will you not have played ?
will she/he/it not have played ?
will we not have played ?
will you not have played ?
will they not have played ?
Present continuous
am I not playing ?
are you not playing ?
is she/he/it not playing ?
are we not playing ?
are you not playing ?
are they not playing ?
Past simple continuous
was I not playing ?
were you not playing ?
was she/he/it not playing ?
were we not playing ?
were you not playing ?
were they not playing ?
Future continuous
will I not be playing ?
will you not be playing ?
will she/he/it not be playing ?
will we not be playing ?
will you not be playing ?
will they not be playing ?
Future perfect continuous
will I not have been playing ?
will you not have been playing ?
will she/he/it not have been playing ?
will we not have been playing ?
will you not have been playing ?
will they not have been playing ?
Present perfect continuous
have I not been playing ?
have you not been playing ?
has she/he/it not been playing ?
have we not been playing ?
have you not been playing ?
have they not been playing ?
Past perfect continuous
had I not been playing ?
had you not been playing ?
had she/he/it not been playing ?
had we not been playing ?
had you not been playing ?
had they not been playing ?
Interrogative-Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I not play ?
That do you not play ?
That does she/he/it not play ?
That do we not play ?
That do you not play ?
That do they not play ?
Present perfect
That have I not played ?
That have you not played ?
That have she/he/it not played ?
That have we not played ?
That have you not played ?
That have they not played ?
Simple past
That did I not play ?
That did you not play ?
That did she/he/it not play ?
That did we not play ?
That did you not play ?
That did they not play ?
Past perfect
That had I not played ?
That had you not played ?
That had she/he/it not played ?
That had we not played ?
That had you not played ?
That had they not played ?
Interrogative-Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I not play ?
would you not play ?
would she/he/it not play ?
would we not play ?
would you not play ?
would they not play ?
Past
would I not have played?
would you not have played?
would she/he/it not have played?
would we not have played?
would you not have played?
would they not have played?
Present continous
would I not be playing ?
would you not be playing ?
would she/he/it not be playing ?
would we not be playing ?
would you not be playing ?
would they not be playing ?
Past continous
would I not have been playing?
would you not have been playing?
would she/he/it not have been playing?
would we not have been playing?
would you not have been playing?
would they not have been playing?
Interrogative-Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present