risolvete

Risolvete is a form of the Italian verb risolvere. It is the present tense, second-person plural form used with the subject voi, translating to "you all solve." The same spelling also functions as the imperative mood for voi, used to issue a command such as "Risolvete questi problemi," meaning "Solve these problems." The intended meaning depends on punctuation and context.

Grammatical notes and usage details: Risolvere is a regular -ere verb. The present indicative conjugation for all persons is: io risolvo, tu risolvi, lui/lei risolve, noi risolviamo, voi risolvete, loro risolvono. In the imperative mood, the form risolvete is used to instruct a group to perform the action. The tense and mood are distinguished by context, capitalization, and punctuation in written Italian.

Examples and contexts: In instructional or educational material, one might encounter "Voi risolvete gli esercizi sulla pagina 42" meaning "You all solve the exercises on page 42." In commands, "Risolvete i conti prima di firmare" translates to "Resolve the accounts before signing." The form is common in classrooms, manuals, and collaborative tasks where a group is addressed.

Relation to related forms: Risolvete is one of several forms derived from risolvere, including risolvo (I solve), risolvi (you solve), risolve (he/she solves), risolviamo (we solve), and risolvono (they solve). The verb covers notions of problem solving, resolving issues, or settling matters, depending on context.

See also: Italian grammar of risolvere; present indicative conjugation; imperative forms for voi.