Question

name:
date:
please conjugate the verb essere:
io
tu
lei
lui
noi
voi
loro/loro

complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb essere:

1. maria alta.
2. marco bello.
3. tu americano.
4. io e maria atletici.
5. tu e stefano non di firenze.
6. i ragazzi non di haverhill.
7. io di boston.

translate into italian. 10 points each

1. marco and i are intelligent and nice.

1. you (sing. inform.) are tall, and strong.

1. they are not from haverhill.

Explanation:

The problem involves conjugating the Italian verb "essere" (to be), completing sentences with its correct forms, and translating English sentences to Italian. This falls under the Arts discipline, specifically the subfield of Languages (Italian language learning), as it deals with language grammar, conjugation, and translation.

Conjugation of "essere":

• Io: The first - person singular form of "essere" is "sono".
• Tu: The second - person singular (informal) form is "sei".
• Lei: The third - person singular (formal, feminine) form is "è".
• Lui: The third - person singular (masculine) form is "è".
• Noi: The first - person plural form is "siamo".
• Voi: The second - person plural form is "siete".
• Loro/Loro: The third - person plural form is "sono".

Completing Sentences:

1. Maria ____ alta: Maria is a third - person singular (feminine) subject. So we use "è".
2. Marco ____ bello: Marco is a third - person singular (masculine) subject. So we use "è".
3. Tu ____ americano: Tu is a second - person singular (informal) subject. So we use "sei".
4. Io e Maria ____ atletici: "Io e Maria" is a first - person plural subject (we). So we use "siamo".
5. Tu e Stefano non ____ di Firenze: "Tu e Stefano" is a second - person plural subject (you - plural, informal). So we use "siete" (with "non" for negation: "non siete").
6. I ragazzi non ____ di Haverhill: "I ragazzi" is a third - person plural subject (they). So we use "sono" (with "non" for negation: "non sono").
7. Io ____ di Boston: Io is a first - person singular subject. So we use "sono".

Translations:

1. Marco and I are intelligent and nice: "Marco e io" is the Italian equivalent of "Marco and I". The verb "are" (first - person plural) is "siamo". "Intelligent and nice" is "intelligenti e carini". So the translation is "Marco e io siamo intelligenti e carini".
2. You (sing. inform.) are tall, and strong: "You (sing. inform.)" is "tu" in Italian. The verb "are" (second - person singular, informal) is "sei". "Tall and strong" is "alto e forte" (since "tu" is singular, the adjectives are in singular form). So the translation is "Tu sei alto e forte".
3. They are not from Haverhill: "They" is "loro" in Italian. The verb "are" (third - person plural) is "sono" (with "non" for negation: "non sono"). "From Haverhill" is "di Haverhill". So the translation is "Loro non sono di Haverhill".

Answer:

Conjugation of "essere":

• Io: sono
• Tu: sei
• Lei: è
• Lui: è
• Noi: siamo
• Voi: siete
• Loro/Loro: sono

Completing Sentences:

1. Maria è alta.
2. Marco è bello.
3. Tu sei americano.
4. Io e Maria siamo atletici.
5. Tu e Stefano non siete di Firenze.
6. I ragazzi non sono di Haverhill.
7. Io sono di Boston.

Translations:

1. Marco e io siamo intelligenti e carini.
2. Tu sei alto e forte.
3. Loro non sono di Haverhill.