Conjugating the Irregular Verb: Andare (To Go)

The video tutorial explains the conjugation of the irregular Italian verb 'andare', which means 'to go'. It covers its forms, the use of prepositions, and how it differs from English in expressing future actions. The tutorial also explores common places associated with 'andare' and its idiomatic meanings, such as functionality, fashion, and cost. The importance of memorizing these forms and understanding their usage through examples is emphasized.

Which of the following is the correct first person singular form of 'Andare'?

• Io vado

• Io ando

• Io andiamo

• Io vai

What preposition is used with 'Andare' when going to a city?

• in

• a

• da

• con

When traveling to a large island, which preposition should follow 'Andare'?

• da

• per

• in

• a

How does Italian express future actions differently than English using 'Andare'?

• By using 'Andare' plus a noun

• By using 'Andare' plus an infinitive

• By using 'Andare' plus a past participle

• By using 'Andare' plus a gerund

Which of the following is NOT a place you might go using 'Andare'?

• Cavallo

• Piscina

• Ristorante

• Biblioteca

What does 'La macchina non va' imply?

• The car is not expensive

• The car is not moving

• The car is not working

• The car is not fashionable

In which context can 'Andare' refer to cost?

• When discussing fashion

• When describing fit

• When referring to price

• When talking about progress