Italian verb

Conjugation of correre

The Italian verb correre means "to run". Below are its 7 tenses as tables, with the irregular forms marked, 4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions. Press play next to a present tense form or an example to hear it.

Meaning
to run
Type
Irregular -ere verb
Auxiliary
avere
Gerund
correndo
Past participle
corso
Quick answer

The present tense of correre is io corro, tu corri, lui/lei corre, noi corriamo, voi correte, loro corrono. It is irregular in other tenses, while its present follows the regular -ere pattern. Its gerund is correndo and its past participle is corso. Its compound tenses are formed with avere. Every present form and 4 example sentences have a listen button.

Present tense of correre

Forms in orange break the regular -ere pattern.

Present Presente
io corro
tu corri
lui/lei corre
noi corriamo
voi correte
loro corrono

More tenses of correre

Present perfect Passato prossimo
io ho corso (irregular)
tu hai corso (irregular)
lui/lei ha corso (irregular)
noi abbiamo corso (irregular)
voi avete corso (irregular)
loro hanno corso (irregular)
Imperfect Imperfetto
io correvo
tu correvi
lui/lei correva
noi correvamo
voi correvate
loro correvano
Future Futuro semplice
io correrò
tu correrai
lui/lei correrà
noi correremo
voi correrete
loro correranno
Conditional Condizionale presente
io correrei
tu correresti
lui/lei correrebbe
noi correremmo
voi correreste
loro correrebbero
Present subjunctive Congiuntivo presente
che io corra
che tu corra
che lui/lei corra
che noi corriamo
che voi corriate
che loro corrano
Imperative Imperativo
tu corri
Lei corra
noi corriamo
voi correte
loro corrano

Notes on correre

Correre is irregular. The present perfect uses corso in every person, and the past participle is corso rather than the regular form.

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Example sentences with correre

  • Corro al parco ogni mattina presto. I run to the park early every morning.
  • Ieri ho corso con mia sorella. Yesterday I ran with my sister.
  • Da bambino correvo sempre in giardino. As a child, I always ran in the garden.
  • Domani correremo insieme sulla spiaggia. Tomorrow we will run together on the beach.

Frequently asked questions

Is correre a regular or irregular Italian verb?

Correre is irregular. Its past participle is corso, and its present perfect forms use ho corso, hai corso, ha corso, abbiamo corso, avete corso, and hanno corso.

What is the past participle of correre?

The past participle is corso. The present perfect uses forms such as ho corso and sono not used with this verb in the table.

How do you conjugate correre in the present tense?

The present forms are corro, corri, corre, corriamo, correte, and corrono.