Question: are ere ire conjugations italian?
Answer: In Italian all regular verbs end in –are, -ere or –ire, for example 'amare' (to love) ends in 'are' so we know that the verb is am-. We can then conjugate the verb based on the fixed roots we learn. For example the present tense to a verb ending in –are is: -o, -I, -a, -iamo, -ate, -ano.