The present subjunctive of regular -are and -ere verbs.
This is how regular -are and -ere verbs look in the present subjunctive:
Tu parli
Lui/lei parli
Noi parliamo
Voi parliate
Loro parlino
Tu viva
Lui/lei viva
Noi viviamo
Voi viviate
Loro vivano
Occorre che io parli con il capo domani.
I have to speak to my boss tomorrow (literally: it is necessary that I speak with my boss tomorrow).
Credo che ormai lei viva all’estero.
I think that she lives abroad now.
Notes:
- The I, you, and he/she form of the verb look the same. We often use the pronoun (io, tu, lui/lei) with the subjunctive to avoid confusion.
Preferirei che tu dorma qui stasera.
I'd prefer that you sleep here tonight.
- The noi form looks the same as it does in the indicative ("normal" present tense).
Lavoriamo su un bellissimo progetto.
We're working on a wonderful project.
Preferisco che lavoriamo domani al progetto.
I'd prefer that we work on the project tomorrow.
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