Ollendorff's New Method of Learning to Read, Write, and Speak the Italian Language: Adapted for the Use of Schools and Private TeachersD. Appleton, 1846 - Broj stranica: 533 |
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abbiamo amato anco ancora andare answer Aver Avete avuto better bisogna boots bread brother buon buoni buono cappello casa cavallo ciò coat conjugated danaro dative detto drink egli eglino English EXERCISES fare father fatto feminine fratello French German giorno give go thither grave accent hanno horse il di Lei Imperf infinitive intend it.-Have Italian Italian language LESSON Lezione libri libro looking-glasses luogo molto neighbour noun o'clock one's padre pane parlare participle Passato past past participle Perfetto person plural person singular piace più Pluperfect Plur poco Pres present Preterite preterite definite procuri pronoun può qualcuno rimoto sarà seen sell servant siamo Signore sister speak stato subj subjunctive tell tempo thing thou troppo tutto uomini uomo uopo venire verbs vino Voglio vuol wine wish to buy wish to go write zucchero
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Stranica 106 - It is the third, (Lesson XIV.) — What day of the month is it to-morrow ? — To-morrow is the fourth. — Are you looking for any one ? — I am not looking for any one. — What is the painter looking for ? — He is not looking for any thing. — Whom are you looking for ? — I am looking for your son.