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. How
   2. will you spend your time
   3. passáre tempo
   4. when you are there?
   5. quando[1] éssere

1. 1. I’ll go and see
   2. andáre vedére
   3. my friends,
   4. amíco
   5. and I will divert myself
   6. divertíre
   7. with those who
   8. receive me
   9. [2]ricévere
   10. kindly.
   11. corteseménte.

1. 1. Will you not carry
   2. portáre
   3. some books
   4. with you?
   5. libro

1. 1. No,
   2. for I am sure
   3. perchè sicúro
   4. while I am there,
   5. mentre[3]
   6. I shall have
   7. avére
   8. no time
   9. tempo
   10. to read.
   11. léggere.

1. 1. You will forget
   2. scordársi
   3. all your Italian.
   4. tutto Italiano.

1. 1. I am certain
   2. certo
   3. I shall not,
   4. di no
   5. for I will not stay long there.
   6. restáre molto

1. 1. When once you are there,
   2. una volta[4] éssere
   3. your friends
   4. amíco
   5. will not permit you
   6. permettere
   7. to leave them
   8. lasciáre
   9. so soon.
   10. così presto.

1. 1. You shall see that
   2. vedére
   3. I’ll be here
   4. éssere quì
   5. next Sunday,
   6. próssimo Doménica
   7. and that
   8. my friends
   9. amíco
   10. will not have so much power
   11. avére tanto potére
   12. over me as
   13. you think.
   14. pensáre.

1. 1. What
   2. will you bring me
   3. portáre
   4. from
   5. the country?
   6. campágna?