Che si aprano o aprino?

The conjugation of the verb "aprire" in the present simple tense is as follows:

In the past tense, the verb "aprire" is conjugated as follows:

The verb participle, a non-finite form, has two forms: the past (amato) and the present (amante). Both are direct derivations of the equivalent Latin forms, with "amatus" being the past form and "amantem" (accusative of "amans") being the present form.

The verb "piangere" (to cry) in the past tense is conjugated as follows:

The conjugation of the verb "raccolto" (to collect) in the conditional tense is as follows:

The conjugation of the verb "partire" (to leave) in the present and future simple tenses is as follows:

In the present, future, and simple tense, the verb "scrivere" (to write) is conjugated as follows:

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