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By Joseph Rampini, Fellow of the Educational Institute of Scotland; Teacher of the Italian Language and Literature in the Naval and Military Academy, the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution, the Scottish Institution for Young Ladies, the Edinburgh Institution for Languages, &c.
Autore:
Joseph Rampini | Rampini Joseph
Luoghi:
Edinburgh | Edimburgo
London | Londra
Editori:
Oliver & Boyd | Oliver and Boyd
Simpkin & Marshall | Simpkin and Marshall
Anno: 1852
Tipo: Grammatica
Metalingua:
Inglese
Lingua oggetto:
Italiano
Consistenza: XIII + 189 pp.
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PART I.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF GRAMMAR - Page 3
PART II.
PRONUNCIATION AND WRITING OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
Sounds - Page 15
Vowel Sounds - Page 16
Mute Sounds - Page 16
Liquid Sounds - Page 17
Compound Sounds - Page 17
Diphthongs and Triphthongs - Page 17
Letters - Page 17
Observations on the Pronunciation of the Italian - Page 18
Directions for the Pronunciation of the e and o - Page 19
Accent - Page 20
Quantity - Page 21
Directions for acquiring a good Pronunciation of the Italian - Page 21
Syllables, and the Rules for arranging them - Page 23
Apostrophe - Page 24
Contraction - Page 25
Use of Capital Letters - Page 26
Punctuation - Page 26
Tones - Page 26
Pauses - Page 26
Emphasis - Page 27
The Dash - Page 27
Euphony - Page 27
Exercises on Pronunciation-Table of the most remarkable Sounds in the Italian Language - Page 28
List of words that have a different meaning according as their accented e or o is pronounced closely or openly - Page 30
List of Words in which the z has the sound of ds - Page 32
On the Accent - Page 33
Exercise in Italian Poetry - Page 34
PART III.
PRINCIPAL RULES OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
Gender - Page 45
Number - Page 46
Article - Page 48
Case - Page 50
Personal Pronouns - Page 51
Pronominal Particles - Page 53
Adjectives - Page 56
Comparatives and Superlatives - Page 58
Augmentatives and Diminutives - Page 61
Numerals - Page 63
Pronouns - Page 65
General Observations on the Italian Pronouns - Page 68
Possessive Pronouns - Page 72
Demonstrative Pronouns - Page 74
Indefinite Pronouns - Page 75
Prepositions - Page 79
Adverbs - Page 86
Moods and Tenses - Page 90
Regular and Irregular Tenses - Page 94
Peculiarities in the Use of the Verbs - Page 100
PART IV.
ON THE ITALIAN VERBS - Page 109
Regular Verbs - Page 111
Irregular Verbs - Page 114
Defective Verbs - Page 121
List of Verbs conjugated like Unire - Page 123
PART V.
EXERCISES.
On the Articles - Page 133
On the Personal Pronouns - Page 136
On si, &c. - Page 138
On the Adjectives - Page 141
On the Comparatives and Superlatives - Page 144
On the Augmentatives and Diminutives - Page 147
On the Numbers - Page 149
On the Pronouns - Page 152
On the Relative Pronouns - Page 155
On the Possessive Pronouns - Page 158
On the Demonstrative Pronouns - Page 161
On the Words tutto and ogni - Page 163
On the Prepositions - Page 166
On the Adverbs - Page 169
On the Conjunctions - Page 171
On the Use of the Auxiliary Verbs - Page 174
On the Irregular Verbs - Page 177
On the Present Participle - Page 180
On the Past Participle - Page 183
On the Moods - Page 186
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THE INTERJECTIONS - Page 189