Exercises upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech, with References to Veneroni's Grammar / to which is added an abridgement of the Roman history, intended at once to make the learner acquainted with history, and the idiom of the Italian language

by Ferdinando Bottarelli

1. 1. To court
   2. far la corte
   3. with respect
   4. rispétto
   5. and attention,
   6. attenzióne
   7. is the best means
   8. mezzo
   9. of being loved again.
   10. riamáto
   11. I have found
   12. avére trovare
   13. nobody
   14. nessúno
   15. of your opinion.
   16. opinione.

1. 1. I by no means
   2. in nessún modo
   3. believe
   4. credere
   5. what he says;
   6. dire
   7. nor I neither.
   8. nemméno io.

1. 1. She always comes
   2. sempre veníre
   3. unseasonably,
   4. fuór di tempo
   5. as well as
   6. come anche
   7. her sister.
   8. sorélla.

1. 1. He has not yet received
   2. avére ancóra ricevúto
   3. an answer.
   4. rispósta.

1. 1. Is there any thing
   2. niente
   3. more wonderful,
   4. ammirábile
   5. than the virtue of
   6. virtù
   7. the loadstone?
   8. calamíta?

1. 1. Did he
   2. ever
   3. mai
   4. mention it?
   5. mentováre?

1. 1. We have done
   2. avére fatto
   3. nothing
   4. niénte
   5. that ought
   6. dovére
   7. to make you angry.
   8. andar in colera.

1. 1. I am going there,
   2. andáre
   3. lest he should come.
   4. per timor veníre.

1. 1. I tell you, that,
   2. dire
   3. if henceforth
   4. se da quì innánzi
   5. I perceive
   6. accorgérsi
   7. that you attempt
   8. tentáre
   9. to play any trick
   10. fare tiro
   11. to hinder me
   12. a impedíre
   13. from marrying my son,
   14. maritáre figlio
   15. I will complain to
   16. lagnarsi
   17. the magistrate,
   18. magistrato
   19. and get you punished
   20. fare punire
   21. severely.—I promise you
   22. severamente prométtere
   23. I will never do it.
   24. mai fare.