Corregge

Corregge is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Italian verb correggere, which means to correct, amend, or rectify. It is used when the subject (he, she, or it) performs the action of correcting, as in "Lui corregge gli errori." Correggere itself derives from Latin corrīgēre, meaning to set right.

In usage, corregge appears across domains such as education, publishing, quality control, and everyday speech. It can denote correcting mistakes in text, data, or behavior, as well as adjusting plans or procedures to meet standards. The verb is transitive and typically followed by a direct object: correggere qualcosa.

Conjugation: in the present tense it appears as io correggo, tu correggi, lui/lei corregge, noi correggiamo, voi correggete, loro correggono. Other forms include correggente (gerund), correggibile (adjective), and the past participle corretto, used with essere or avere to form compound tenses. The imperfect is correggevo, correggevi, correggeva, correggevamo, correggevate, correggevano; the future is correggerò, correggerai, correggerà, correggeremo, correggerete, correggeranno.

See also: correggere, correzione, correttore.