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. Your countrymen are
   2. vostro compatriótto
   3. much richer than
   4. [2]ricco
   5. mine.
   6. mio.

1. 1. This water is
   2. questo acqua
   3. much clearer than
   4. chiáro
   5. crystal.
   6. cristállo.

1. 1. Your sister’s hands are
   2. sorélla [3]mano
   3. whiter than
   4. [4]biánco
   5. alabaster.
   6. alabástro.

1. 1. The English are
   2. Inglése
   3. more studious than
   4. studióso
   5. their neighbours.
   6. vicino.

1. 1. Milton was
   2. Milton éssere
   3. much more learned than
   4. dotto
   5. Dante.
   6. Dante.

1. 1. The Russians behaved
   2. Russo comportársi
   3. more bravely than
   4. valorosaménte
   5. the Turks.
   6. Turco.

1. 1. Cicero was
   2. Ciceróne
   3. less happy than
   4. felíce
   5. Diogenes.
   6. Diógene.

1. 1. Lewis the Fourteenth was
   2. Luígi décimo quarto
   3. much less admired than
   4. ammiraré
   5. Henry the Fourth.
   6. Enríco quarto.

1. 1. London is
   2. Londra
   3. far better paved than
   4. lastricáre
   5. Paris.
   6. Parígi.