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

Note that, he that, and she that, must be turned by quello che, and quella che. [See Gram. p. 72.]

1. 1. He who does not
   2. fear God,
   3. temére Dio
   4. does not deserve
   5. meritáre
   6. to live.
   7. vívere.

1. 1. He who came
   2. veníre
   3. this morning,
   4. mattína
   5. has a great regard
   6. avére gran stima
   7. for you.

1. 1. He who gave you
   2. dare
   3. that counsel,
   4. consíglio
   5. is not
   6. your friend.
   7. amíco.

1. 1. He who lives honestly,
   2. vívere onestaménte
   3. is esteemed by
   4. stimáre
   5. all people.
   6. tutti.

1. 1. He who told you that,
   2. dire
   3. did not tell you
   4. the truth.
   5. verità.

1. 1. He who sold you
   2. véndere
   3. these boots,
   4. stivále
   5. did not cheat you.
   6. ingannáre.

1. 1. She who is
   2. the handsomest,
   3. bello
   4. is not
   5. always
   6. sempre
   7. the most virtuous.
   8. virtuóso.

1. 1. He who speaks continually,
   2. parláre continuamente
   3. must be
   4. deve éssere
   5. very troublesome.
   6. seccante.