"Non credo che lui c'entri."

[crazy4hazy]

Surely this is too advanced for this level? I mean, subjunctive?

[peter2108]

Non credo che lui c'entri The last bit? entri is the 3rd person singluar present subjunctibve of entrare (enter). But what is c'

[f.formica]

C' is the truncation of "ci", meaning "in it"; but the verb "entrarci" is more like "being able to fit", i.e. I don't believe he could physically fit in here/there.

Note that this sentence also has an idiomatic meaning: it could be intended as "I don't believe he's got anything to do with it".

[dsofer]

Or "I don't believe he comes into it", which is both idiomatic English and a more-or-less literal translation.

[DarienGS]

Unfortunately, "I don't believe he enters IT" is not accepted. There are many problems with these later lessons. It's a shame.

[Marees]

thank you f.formica but when I wrote the "there" for the "c' " my answer was not accepted :(