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Conjugation of provare in Italian

provareto try; to testregular

Presente

Actions happening now or habitually.

Presente of provare
PersonConjugation
ioprovo
tuprovi
lui/lei/Leiprova
noiproviamo
voiprovate
loro/Loroprovano

Passato prossimopresent perfect

Past actions with a bearing on the present.

Passato prossimo of provare
PersonConjugation
ioho provato
tuhai provato
lui/lei/Leiha provato
noiabbiamo provato
voiavete provato
loro/Lorohanno provato

Common mistakes in the Passato prossimo

  • iosono provatoho provatoUse the auxiliary 'avere' for provare (ho provato). 'Sono provato' is incorrect here.
  • loro/Lorohanno provatihanno provatoWith auxiliary 'avere' the past participle does not agree with the direct object: use 'hanno provato'.

Imperfettoimperfect

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

Imperfetto of provare
PersonConjugation
ioprovavo
tuprovavi
lui/lei/Leiprovava
noiprovavamo
voiprovavate
loro/Loroprovavano

Futuro semplicefuture

Actions that will happen.

Futuro semplice of provare
PersonConjugation
ioproverò
tuproverai
lui/lei/Leiproverà
noiproveremo
voiproverete
loro/Loroproveranno

Condizionale presenteconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

Condizionale presente of provare
PersonConjugation
ioproverei
tuproveresti
lui/lei/Leiproverebbe
noiproveremmo
voiprovereste
loro/Loroproverebbero

Congiuntivo presentepresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

Congiuntivo presente of provare
PersonConjugation
ioprovi
tuprovi
lui/lei/Leiprovi
noiproviamo
voiproviate
loro/Loroprovino

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

Imperativo of provare
PersonConjugation
tuprova
lui/lei/Leiprovi
noiproviamo
voiprovate
loro/Loroprovino

Common mistakes in the Imperativo

  • voiproviateprovateThe correct voi imperative for -are verbs ends in -ate: 'provate', not 'proviate'.

Gerundio

The -ing form used for ongoing action.

Gerundio of provare
PersonConjugation
ioprovando
tuprovando
lui/lei/Leiprovando
noiprovando
voiprovando
loro/Loroprovando

provare — frequently asked questions

Is provare a regular verb?
Yes — provare is a regular Italian verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.
What does provare mean?
provare is a Italian verb meaning "to try; to test".