interagiscano

Interagiscano is the third-person plural present subjunctive form of the Italian verb interagire, meaning to interact. The form is used in subordinate clauses that require the congiuntivo mood, typically after verbs expressing doubt, desire, possibility, necessity, or after certain conjunctions that introduce subjunctive clauses.

Formation and usage: The present subjunctive of interagire follows the regular -isc- pattern for -ire verbs. The stem is interagisc- and the ending -ano yields interagiscano for the loro form. This mirrors other verbs with the -isc- stem, such as finire -> finiscano. Interagiscano is thus used to express actions that are potential or desired rather than asserted as fact in the present.

Examples: È fondamentale che interagiscano con i colleghi. Non è certo che interagiscano in modo costruttivo. Spero che interagiscano meglio nel lavoro di squadra. In each case the subjunctive mood signals dependency on a preceding verb or expression rather than a straightforward factual statement.

Notes: In formal Italian, the subjunctive mood remains a grammatical resource, though in informal speech some speakers substitute the indicative or use simpler constructions. Interagiscano functions as a grammatical form rather than a standalone word; it occurs within sentences to coordinate subject matter that is uncertain, desired, or contingent.

See also: interagire, congiuntivo, grammatica italiana.