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. The most ingenious people
   2. [1]più ingegnóso persone
   3. are not always
   4. éssere sempre
   5. the most learned.
   6. dotto.

1. 1. The most pernicious of all crimes
   2. pernizióso delítto
   3. is slander,
   4. calúnnia
   5. it ruins
   6. rovinare
   7. very often
   8. [2]spesso
   9. the reputation of
   10. riputazióne
   11. the most honest people;
   12. onésto gente
   13. it puts discord between
   14. méttere discórdia fra
   15. the most intimate friends;
   16. intrínseco amíco
   17. in short,
   18. in somma
   19. it is
   20. the most abominable crime
   21. abbominévole delítto
   22. in the world.
   23. mondo.

1. 1. The best quality
   2. [3]buóno qualità
   3. a man can have,
   4. uómo potére avére
   5. is to be
   6. civil
   7. civíle
   8. and obliging.
   9. cortése.

1. 1. The best friend
   2. amíco
   3. we can have is
   4. money.
   5. danáro.

1. 1. The best soldiers
   2. soldáto
   3. in the world are
   4. sometimes conquered.
   5. talvólta vincere.

1. 1. Buy me
   2. compráre
   3. the best grapes
   4. uva
   5. you see in town.
   6. vedére città.

1. 1. The greatest men
   2. gránde uómo
   3. in the kingdom
   4. regno
   5. confess it.
   6. confessáre.

1. 1. The richest people
   2. ricco gente
   3. are not
   4. the happiest.
   5. felíce.

1. 1. The most virtuous women
   2. virtuóso donna
   3. have been guilty of
   4. éssere stato colpévole
   5. coquetry.
   6. civettería.