A Brief Grammar of the Portuguese Language With Exercises And Vocabularies
A Brief Grammar of the Portuguese Language With Exercises And Vocabularies
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ago: amago, relampago.
ego: trafego, folego, pecego.
igo: prodigo, perigo.
alo: escandalo, estalo, abalo.
olo -a: frivolo, malevolo -a.
ulo-a: pendulo, cumulo.
imo -a: riquissimo, longuis- simO) emprestimo.
ito -a: habito, implicito.
aro~a: passaro, barbaro.
ero-a: aspero, prolifero.
ore: arvore, marmore.
On the penult.
On the antepenult.
/baldio, desafio, desvario, fastio, I feitio, tresvario, sadio, pousio, vadio, escorregadio, luzidio, cun- hadio, plantio, gentio, armentio.
armario, buzio, c...ambio, diario, inventario, adagio, secretario, sec- tario, tributario, adventicio, fron- tespicio, facticio, ficticio, prodigio, delirio, mortuario, escriptorio, la- boratorio, seminario, commen- tario, notorio, mortorio, agio, cirio, relogio.
IV SYLLABICATION (See § 11, pa«e 19) Separate the following words into their syllables: amanhS banheiro damnado applica^So can^ar escripto areia catarrho estampilha assumpto comnosco estou altalho constantemente extracto Digitized by Google 124 EXERCISES galheiro neinhum senhor gallo peixe subdelegado guerra philosophia trabalhador isthmo prompto thesouro len^o quando tinta linguagem quilate uma nao sello vinho navalha senhora vulgar Digitized by Google EXERCISES 125 V DEFINITE ARTICLE (See § 14, page 23) Vocabulary cavallo, the horse a colher, the spoon garfo, the fork a faca, the knife homem, the man a mSi, the mother menino, the boy a manteiga, the butter pai, the father a menina, the gu>l passaro, the bird a rosa, the rose vapor, the steamer a senhora, the lady tem, has aqui, here est6, is (temporary) e, and estSo, are onde, where ainda, yet mas, but 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ago: amago, relampago.
ego: trafego, folego, pecego.
igo: prodigo, perigo.
alo: escandalo, estalo, abalo.
olo -a: frivolo, malevolo -a.
ulo-a: pendulo, cumulo.
imo -a: riquissimo, longuis- simO) emprestimo.
ito -a: habito, implicito.
aro~a: passaro, barbaro.
ero-a: aspero, prolifero.
ore: arvore, marmore.
On the penult.
On the antepenult.
/baldio, desafio, desvario, fastio, I feitio, tresvario, sadio, pousio, vadio, escorregadio, luzidio, cun- hadio, plantio, gentio, armentio.
armario, buzio, c...ambio, diario, inventario, adagio, secretario, sec- tario, tributario, adventicio, fron- tespicio, facticio, ficticio, prodigio, delirio, mortuario, escriptorio, la- boratorio, seminario, commen- tario, notorio, mortorio, agio, cirio, relogio.
IV SYLLABICATION (See § 11, pa«e 19) Separate the following words into their syllables: amanhS banheiro damnado applica^So can^ar escripto areia catarrho estampilha assumpto comnosco estou altalho constantemente extracto Digitized by Google 124 EXERCISES galheiro neinhum senhor gallo peixe subdelegado guerra philosophia trabalhador isthmo prompto thesouro len^o quando tinta linguagem quilate uma nao sello vinho navalha senhora vulgar Digitized by Google EXERCISES 125 V DEFINITE ARTICLE (See § 14, page 23) Vocabulary cavallo, the horse a colher, the spoon garfo, the fork a faca, the knife homem, the man a mSi, the mother menino, the boy a manteiga, the butter pai, the father a menina, the gu>l passaro, the bird a rosa, the rose vapor, the steamer a senhora, the lady tem, has aqui, here est6, is (temporary) e, and estSo, are onde, where ainda, yet mas, but 1.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Branner, John Casper, 1850-1922. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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