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. I thought
   2. crédere
   3. you had
   4. avére
   5. three (of them).
   6. tre.

1. 1. To shew you
   2. far vedére
   3. that I have
   4. avére
   5. but two (of them),
   6. due
   7. come with me into
   8. veníre meco
   9. the stable,
   10. stalla
   11. and you will not see
   12. vedére
   13. any more (of them).
   14. più.

1. 1. I do not doubt it at all,
   2. dubitáre[1]
   3. I believe you.
   4. crédere.

1. 1. I see
   2. vedére
   3. very fine flowers
   4. bello fióre
   5. in your garden,
   6. giardíno
   7. give me
   8. dare
   9. some.

1. 1. I have not many,
   2. avére molto
   3. but what there are,
   4. ma quel [2]
   5. are at your service.
   6. servízio.

1. 1. I have but
   2. fifteen or sixteen,
   3. quindici sedici
   4. as you see.
   5. vedére.

1. 1. You may take
   2. potére pigliáre
   3. a dozen,
   4. dozzina
   5. if you please.
   6. piacére.

1. 1. What will you
   2. volére
   3. have me do
   4. fare
   5. with them?

1. 1. You may give
   2. dare
   3. some to
   4. your daughters.
   5. vostro figlia.