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

[16] See the rules on the preposition nello, nella, p. 42.

[17] Rispondere governs the dative case of the thing.

On the Articles lo, la, li, le, gli. [See Veneroni’s Grammar, p. 35, and 200.]

1. 1. The study
   2. [1]studio
   3. of belles lettres
   4. belle léttere
   5. has always been recommended
   6. [2]éssere sempre stato raccomandáre
   7. to the youth
   8. [3]gioventù
   9. of both sexes.
   10. ambedúe sesso.

1. 1. Great events
   2. grande evénto
   3. and revolutions
   4. rivoluzióne
   5. followed
   6. seguíre
   7. the death of
   8. morte
   9. Cæsar.
   10. Césare.

1. 1. The fear
   2. timóre
   3. of torments
   4. torménto
   5. made him fly
   6. fare fuggíre
   7. his country.
   8. pátria.

1. 1. Poland was
   2. Polónia éssere
   3. for many years
   4. per molto anno
   5. the seat of domestic divisions.
   6. seggio doméstico divisióne.
   7. Portugal is
   8. Portogállo
   9. a despotic kingdom.
   10. despótico regno.
   11. Avarice is
   12. Avarízia
   13. despicable.
   14. sprezzábile.

1. 1. My lord
   2. signór
   3. the archbishop,
   4. arcivéscovo
   5. visited
   6. visitáre
   7. all the
   8. clergy.
   9. clero.

1. 1. My lord
   2. [4]signór
   3. the president,
   4. presidénte
   5. decreed it
   6. decretáre
   7. in his behalf.
   8. favóre.

1. 1. Madam
   2. signóra
   3. the countess
   4. contéssa
   5. has ordered it.
   6. comandáre.