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. Those gentlemen
   2. quello signóre
   3. seem
   4. parére
   5. to be very cold.
   6. avére freddo.

1. 1. Those ladies are
   2. signóra
   3. very modestly drest.
   4. modestaménte vestíre.

1. 1. My brother
   2. [2]mio fratéllo
   3. is gone into
   4. andáre
   5. the country
   6. campágna
   7. for a month.
   8. mese.

1. 1. My mother
   2. madre
   3. is gone over to
   4. France
   5. Fráncia
   6. for her health.
   7. salute.

1. 1. My countrymen are
   2. compatriótto
   3. very great
   4. grande
   5. politicians.
   6. político.

1. 1. My sister
   2. sorélla
   3. loves
   4. amáre
   5. public diversions
   6. púbblico divertiménto
   7. to excess.
   8. éccesso.

1. 1. My action
   2. azióne
   3. is not so blameable as
   4. biasimiévole
   5. you say.
   6. dire.

1. 1. Your affection for me
   2. affétto
   3. is false
   4. falso
   5. and deceitful.
   6. ingannévole.

1. 1. Her history
   2. stória
   3. has made
   4. avére fare
   5. a great noise
   6. grande romóre
   7. in the world.
   8. mondo.

1. 1. Their clock
   2. orológio
   3. is always
   4. sempre
   5. out of order.
   6. in disórdine.