An Italian Conversation Grammar Comprising the Most Important Rules of Italian

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for my sister's concert ?
Quale vu9le dei due ? Which do you choose of the two ?
788. The expressions will you have the kindness ? will you have the goodness ? will you do me the favour to ? are translated into Italian by " Vu9l'avere la bonta di, " or " Vu9l farmi il piacere di. " Ex.
VuoF avere la bonta di tradurmi Will you have the kindness to questa lettera in italiano ? translate this letter into Italian for me ?
789. The expressions I will have him, you would haw me, I want him, are trans...lated into Italian by "V9lere, " followed by "che, " and the verb in the Subjunctive Mood. Ex.
V9glio che stia a casa finche I will have him stay at home sia guarito. Until he is quite well.
V9rrebbe che lavorassimo dalla He would have us work from mattina alia sera. Morning till night.
* An o, dotted thus 9, has the broad sound of the o in the word orphan.
1/2 ON "VOLERE, " " DOVERE, " " POTERE, " AND " SAPERE. " 790. The verb to have to (to be obliged to, to think it right to), is translated into Italian by " Dpvere.

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