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. They went
   2. andáre
   3. yesterday morning.
   4. jéri mattína.

1. 1. Is it long since
   2. [2]
   3. you saw
   4. vedére
   5. our regiment?
   6. reggiménto?

1. 1. It is
   2. two months,
   3. due mese
   4. if
   5. se
   6. I remember well.
   7. ricordáre bene.

1. 1. How long is it since
   2. éssere
   3. you left France?
   4. lasciáre Fráncia?

1. 1. It is
   2. five and twenty years,
   3. cinque venti anno
   4. or thereabouts.
   5. incírca.

[1] To be in the right, is, avere ragione.

[2] Long, molto tempo, or un pezzo.

How to express some of it, or some of them. [See Grammar p. 215.]

1. 1. You have
   2. avére
   3. three horses,
   4. tre cavállo
   5. lend me
   6. prestátemene
   7. one of them.
   8. uno.

1. 1. I have but two,
   2. avére due
   3. one for
   4. myself,
   5. me
   6. and the other for
   7. my man.
   8. servitore.