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 am
   2. éssere
   3. infinitely obliged to you
   4. infinitaménte obbligáre
   5. for this favour.
   6. questo favóre.

1. 1. How does
   2. [1]stare
   3. the lady your mother
   4. signóra madre
   5. do?

1. 1. She is very well,
   2. stáre beníssimo
   3. sir, and
   4. presents
   5. presentáre
   6. her compliments
   7. compliménto
   8. to you.

1. 1. I am
   2. éssere
   3. her most humble servant,
   4. úmile servo
   5. and am very glad
   6. rallegrársi
   7. to hear
   8. sentíre
   9. she is well.
   10. stare bene.

1. 1. Will you
   2. volére
   3. come
   4. veníre
   5. and walk with me
   6. spasseggiáre
   7. in the garden?
   8. giardíno?

1. 1. Pray
   2. pregáre
   3. excuse me,
   4. scusáre
   5. I cannot stay
   6. potére restáre
   7. any longer.

1. 1. You are always
   2. in great haste
   3. grande fretta
   4. when
   5. you come
   6. veníre
   7. to see me.
   8. vedére.

1. 1. I beg your pardon,
   2. mi perdoni
   3. sir, I have been
   4. here
   5. quì
   6. above an hour,
   7. circa ora
   8. and my sister
   9. sorélla
   10. is all alone
   11. tutto solo
   12. at home.
   13. casa.

1. 1. I am sorry you will not stay:
   2. [2]dispiacére volére rimanére
   3. I entreat you
   4. supplicáre
   5. to present
   6. presentáre
   7. my most humble respects
   8. úmile rispétto
   9. to the lady
   10. signóra
   11. your mother.
   12. madre.