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"Exercises upon the Different Parts of Italian Speech" by F. Bottarelli offers a comprehensive approach to learning the Italian language. This textbook, designed for English speakers, provides practical exercises keyed to Veneroni's Grammar. It serves as a valuable resource for students and educators alike, focusing on fundamental grammar principles.
More than just a language guide, this edition includes an abridgement of Roman history, providing cultural context and enriching the learning experience. Bottarelli's work stands as a testament to effective foreign language learning methodologies.
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