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. Our house
   2. casa
   3. is finer than
   4. bello
   5. yours.
   6. vostro.

1. 1. Their affairs are
   2. affáre
   3. more perplexed
   4. più imbarrazzáre
   5. [3]than you imagine.
   6. immagináre.

[1] You must here add a negation, after a comparison, as in French, and turn it thus; than you not think: Che non credéte.

[2] Pronouns possessive take the article il, la, &c. in the nominative. See Veneroni’s Grammar, p. 68.

[3] Render it, as in the preceding page; than you not imagine.

The Pronoun Relative che is of all genders, and of all numbers. [See Gram. p. 72.]

1. 1. The woman who
   2. donna che
   3. has
   4. avére
   5. a fair face,
   6. bello viso
   7. is loved by
   8. amáre
   9. all.
   10. tutto.

1. 1. The girl who
   2. ragázza
   3. brought me
   4. portáre
   5. my pen-knife,
   6. temperíno
   7. is lovely.
   8. amábile.

1. 1. The man who
   2. uómo
   3. bought
   4. compráre
   5. my house
   6. mio casa
   7. is honest.
   8. onésto.