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. She is
   2. indifferent
   3. indifferénte
   4. to me;
   5. and I neither
   6. love,
   7. amáre
   8. nor hate her.
   9. odiáre.

1. 1. Now that
   2. ora
   3. they are under my care,
   4. éssere sotto cura
   5. they behave
   6. comportársi
   7. very prudently.
   8. prudentémente.

1. 1. She has
   2. avére
   3. neither relations,
   4. nè parénte
   5. nor friends.
   6. nè amíco.

1. 1. I will never forgive you,
   2. mai perdonáre
   3. unless
   4. se non
   5. you promise
   6. prométtere
   7. to see her:
   8. vedere
   9. she is so ill that
   10. stare male
   11. she can take nothing,
   12. potére pigliáre
   13. neither can she
   14. nè potére
   15. have any rest.
   16. avére ripóso.

1. 1. I will not take
   2. pigliáre
   3. any physic
   4. medicína
   5. before
   6. prima
   7. the winter
   8. invérno
   9. is quite out.
   10. affátto passáto.

1. 1. Why
   2. perchè
   3. does he not boldly tell her
   4. liberaménte dire
   5. his reasons?
   6. ragióne?

1. 1. He knows not
   2. sapére
   3. where
   4. dove
   5. to meet her
   6. incontráre
   7. now.
   8. adésso.

1. 1. I ask nothing but
   2. domandáre che
   3. what is just;
   4. giústo
   5. I cannot pay others,
   6. non potére pagáre altro
   7. if I am not paid
   8. pagáre
   9. what is due to me.
   10. éssere dovúto.

On the Conjunctions.