- 04/25/2021
Future tense - Italian grammar
Here’s a collection of simple grammar notes on an important grammar topic in the Italian language: Future tense!
In Italian, the future tense expresses an action that will take place, in the future. While in English the future is expressed with the helping verb “will” or the phrase “going to,” in Italian, a verb ending marks it as being set in the future tense.
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