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 should be well enough,
   2. stare ene abbastanza
   3. if I had money.
   4. [3]se avére danáro.

1. 1. I hope
   2. speráre
   3. your lady is well.
   4. signóra stare bene.

1. 1. She is perfectly well,
   2. stare perfettaménte bene
   3. at your service.
   4. servízio.

1. 1. I am very glad
   2. rallegrársi
   3. to hear
   4. sentíre
   5. she is so well.
   6. stare così bene.

1. 1. What weather is it
   2. [4] tempo fare
   3. to-day,
   4. oggi
   5. I wish to know?
   6. [5]volére sapére?

1. 1. It is
   2. the finest
   3. bello
   4. weather in
   5. the world.
   6. mondo.

1. 1. Is it hotter
   2. fare caldo
   3. in Spain
   4. Spagna
   5. than in Italy?
   6. Itália?

1. 1. It is hotter
   2. fare
   3. there
   4. in summer,
   5. estáte
   6. but it is very cold
   7. ma fare freddo
   8. in winter.
   9. inverno.

1. 1. If
   2. it is fine weather
   3. fare bello tempo
   4. to-morrow,
   5. dománi
   6. we will go
   7. andáre
   8. in the country.
   9. campágna.

1. 1. I believe
   2. crédere
   3. it will not be fine weather,
   4. fare bello tempo
   5. for
   6. perchè
   7. it is very
   8. dark
   9. oscúro
   10. to-night.
   11. questa séra.