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. My brother’s hat
   2. fratéllo cappéllo
   3. begins
   4. cominciáre
   5. to be worn.
   6. usársi.

1. 1. The man who
   2. uómo
   3. struck
   4. percuótere
   5. my father
   6. padre
   7. is a butcher.
   8. macellájo.

1. 1. The rewards which
   2. ricompénsa
   3. are promised
   4. éssere prométtere
   5. shall be given, if
   6. dare
   7. the work required,
   8. lavóro richiésto
   9. be done
   10. fare
   11. the day after to-morrow.
   12. dopo dománi.

1. 1. The horse which
   2. cavállo
   3. my father sold
   4. padre véndere
   5. was very good.
   6. éssere buóno.

1. 1. The comedy which
   2. commédia
   3. we acted
   4. rappresentáre
   5. was pleasant.
   6. piacévole.

1. 1. The wood
   2. legna
   3. we bargained for
   4. patteggiáre
   5. was too dry.
   6. éssere secco.

1. 1. The wine which
   2. vino
   3. you drank
   4. bere
   5. yesterday
   6. jeri
   7. was excellent.
   8. eccellente.

1. 1. The last lesson
   2. ultimo lezióne
   3. you gave me,
   4. dare
   5. was very difficult.
   6. molto diffícile.

1. 1. The company
   2. compagnía
   3. you keep
   4. praticáre
   5. is not honest.
   6. onésto.

1. 1. I have found
   2. avére trováre
   3. the book which
   4. libro
   5. I had lost.
   6. pérdere.