The Italian Verb: A Morphological Study (North Carolina Studies in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 107)

This morphological study is designed to show the transformation from Latin verbs into the Old and Modern Italian verbal system. The work is inspired by the methods of traditional, historical philology, and its intent is largely pedagogical. Cover Title Page Table of Contents Preface Abbreviations Abbreviations of Names of Dialects Signs and Phonetic Symbols General Changes in the Latin Verbal System The Infinitive Accentuation The Thematic Vowel The Thematic Consonant The Present Indicative The Present Subjunctive The Imperative The Imperfect Indicative The Imperfect Subjunctive The Perfect (Passato Remoto) The Past Participle The Gerund and the Present Participle The Future The Conditional Index Bibliography Back Cover