To get better at using the present tense with regular Italian verbs, just follow these simple steps:

1. Learn the Conjugation Patterns:

   • For -are verbs (like "parlare" - to talk):
     • I talk (1st person singular) ends with -o.
     • You talk (2nd person singular) ends with -i.
   • For -ere verbs (like "credere" - to believe):
     • I believe (1st person) ends with -o.
     • You believe (2nd person) ends with -i.
   • For -ire verbs (like "dormire" - to sleep):
     • I sleep (1st person) ends with -o.
     • You sleep (2nd person) ends with -i.

2. Practice Every Day:

   • Spend at least 15 minutes each day writing sentences.
   • Try to practice at least 5 verbs during each session.

3. Make Flashcards:

   • Create 30 flashcards, one for each regular verb.
   • On each card, write down different forms of the verb.

By practicing regularly and mixing up how you study, you can get much better at using the present tense in Italian!