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. She who told me
   2. dire
   3. the news,
   4. nuóvo
   5. is
   6. your great friend.
   7. grande amíca.

1. 1. She who is
   2. married to
   3. maritáre
   4. Mr. N.
   5. signór N.
   6. is
   7. the most lively.
   8. più viváce.

1. 1. She who gave me
   2. dare
   3. your letter,
   4. léttera
   5. speaks Italian
   6. parláre Italiáno
   7. very well.
   8. beníssimo.

1. 1. He whom you look for,
   2. cercáre
   3. is gone away
   4. partire
   5. this morning.
   6. mattína.

1. 1. He whom you hate
   2. odiáre
   3. the most, is my
   4. intimate friend.
   5. intímo amico.

1. 1. He whom you have recommended
   2. avére raccomandáre
   3. to me, is a great
   4. rogue.
   5. birbánte.

1. 1. He whom you saw
   2. vedére
   3. yesterday,
   4. jéri
   5. is
   6. éssere
   7. my sister’s lover.
   8. sorélla amánte.

1. 1. He whom God loves,
   2. Dio amáre
   3. is very happy.
   4. felíce.

1. 1. She whom you see,
   2. vedére
   3. is
   4. my eldest brother’s
   5. primogénito fratéllo
   6. mistress.
   7. innamoráta.

1. 1. She whom I have recommended
   2. avére raccomandáre
   3. to you, is
   4. modest.
   5. modésto.