Il bambino faceva i capricci, ma in seguito si calmò e si mise a studiare
Il bambino faceva i capricci, ma in seguito si calmò e si mise a studiare
Il bambino faceva i capricci, ma in seguito si ha calmato e si ha misso a studiare
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I don't understant the first , so I changed the first one into the second one. I think the second one is right. What is your opinion?
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Answers · 3
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The first sentence is correct while the second one is not.
It means:
The child was throwing a trantrum, but then he calmed down and started studying.
The second sentence should be something like
"Il bambino faceva i capricci, ma in seguito si è calmato e si è messo a studiare" but the first one is still better.
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第一句对的
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