"The man drinks."
Translation:L'uomo beve.
January 28, 2013
12 Comments
Good point, but it's weird that the correction says "pay attention to gender." That's confusing. It probably should say "pay attention to the vowel" or something.
July 10, 2013
The article that goes in front of a masculine noun that starts with a vowel is "lo". This normally ends up being "l'...". (Lo+uomo=L'uomo).
July 28, 2013
Rae.F
1954
io bevo
tu bevi
lui/lei beve
noi beviamo
voi bebete
loro bevono
beva is used in a tense/mood we haven't learned yet.
April 30, 2014
Rae.F
- 1954
"bere" is the infinitive, "to drink". "beve" is the third person singular conjugation.
April 30, 2014
can someone help me. i don't get the differences between beve, bevi and bevo. so confusing
April 23, 2014
bevo is the I form (I drink), bevi is the you form(you drink) and beve is the he, she form (he drinks
April 24, 2014
