Present tense in Italian (presente indicativo) | coLanguage
The present tense in Italian belongs to the indicative mood and it is called presente indicativo. Definition and usage of the present tense in Italian (presente indicativo): The presente indicativo refers to an action that takes place in the present. -Marco guarda la TV (Marco watches the TV) -Io leggo un libro (I read a book) In English you have to use personal pronouns to express the subject.