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Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
Buon divertimento!
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Hi, I can do it just now, sorry…
I think nobody has never told him how ridiculous with that hat he is.
Thank you 🌞
Hi Nadia, prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[e con “in” invece di “with” alla fine, dopo “he looks”]
Thank you prof!
I don’t think anyone has ever told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
That’s it now, Nadia. Well done. 🙂
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I don’t think anyone had ever told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat.
Ripensa al tempo di “abbia mia detto” e metti “in” al posto di “with” alla fine. 🙂
I don’t think anyone HAS ever told him how ridiculous he looks IN that hat.
Now you’re talking! 😉
I think ( believe) nobody has never told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[e con “in” invece di “with” alla fine]
I don’t think somebody has never told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
So one is “in the hat” , not “with the hat”?
somebody ➜ anybody (neutro)
never ➜ ever (neutro)
“With” is not wrong, but “in” is more natural. 🙂
Hi Tony 😃
I think anyone has never told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat
Hi there!
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[e con “in” invece di “with” alla fine]
Veroooooooo 🤣 I DON’T think anyone has EVER told him how ridiculous he looks IN that hat
Grazie 🙏
Splendid! 🙂
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
Goooooood evening prof,
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how funny he looks with that hat (on).
Very good, Roby, but remember that “funny” is a bit ambiguous and can mean “divertente” which isn’t quite the same as “ridiculous”.
Right prof…. You know I didn’t want to to be impolite 😂😂😂
I knew there had to be a good reason for your choice. 😉
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I think no one has never told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat on
I think no one has ever told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat on
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
I don’t think anyone has ever told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat on
That’s great now, Dani. Well done. 🙂
I think no one has ever told him how ridiculous he is with that hat
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[usa “looks” (sembrare) invece di “is” nella seconda parte]
I think no one has ever told him, how ridiculous he looks with that hat on.
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
I think (that) anybody has never told him how ridiculous he looks like with that hat
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[senza “like” alla fine e con “in” invece di “with”]
Sorry….. quanto sembra ridicolo……
How ridiculous he looks in that hat.
This is good! 🙂
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto senbra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I think no one has ever told him how ridiculous he is in tht hat.
i think anybody has never told him how that hat makes him so ridiculous (??)
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[manca il verbo “look” (sembrare) nella seconda parte]
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I think nobody has ever told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how ridiculous that hat makes him look.
Userei la seconda parte del primo e la prima parte del secondo. 😉
Got it, Tony.
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
Reading the others, I saw “with that hat on” sounds good, isnt’it?
Penso che nessuno gli abbia mai detto quanto sembra ridicolo con quel cappello.
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat on.
Yes, both versions are possible. 🙂
I think nobody’s ever told him how ridiculous he looks like with that hat on
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
[senza “like” alla fine]
I don’t think anyone’s ever told him how ridiculous he looks with that hat on…
Thanks Tony I miss your advises
In these longer and more complex constructions, it’s generally better to put the negative in right at the beginning and then make everything else neutral.
[advice: non numerabile]
Good afternoon prof.
I think anybody has never told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
Prova a cominciare con “NON penso…” e poi non mettere più nessun negativo.
0key prof.
I don’t think anybody has ever told him how ridiculous he looks in that hat.
That’s perfect now, Liliana. Well done. 🙂
Prof. In questo caso usiamo “ever “ perché è una domanda indiretta?
Non proprio, ma perché non c’è una vera negazione con questo “mai”. Piuttosto ha il senso di “in tutta la sua vita”.
Grazie prof.
🙂