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. Venice is
   2. Venézia
   3. much less populous than
   4. popoláto
   5. Naples.
   6. Nápoli.

1. 1. Lend me
   2. prestáre
   3. three thousand pounds
   4. tre[5] mila lira
   5. for a month.
   6. per mese.

1. 1. I have inherited
   2. avére ereditáre
   3. five hundred guineas
   4. cinque cento ghinea
   5. a year.
   6. anno.

1. 1. I have
   2. seven brothers
   3. sette fratéllo
   4. and two sisters
   5. due sorélla
   6. alive.
   7. vivo.

1. 1. The tenth
   2. diéci
   3. of next month
   4. próssimo mese
   5. I will pay you.
   6. pagáre.

1. 1. Judas was
   2. Giúda éssere
   3. one of the
   4. twelve apostles.
   5. dódici apóstolo.

1. 1. William the Third was
   2. Gugliélmo[6] terzo éssere
   3. a great conqueror.
   4. grande conquistatóre.

1. 1. Henry the Fourth of France
   2. Enríco quarto di Francia
   3. was
   4. a matchless warrior.
   5. incomparábile guerriêro.

1. 1. Pope Sixtus the Fifth
   2. Papa Sisto quinto
   3. was
   4. a great man.
   5. grande uómo.

1. 1. Your master has
   2. padróne avere[7]
   3. a fine country-house.
   4. bello villa.