"Anche lui ha il suo lato selvaggio."

[blijmettaal61]

Why would 'Also he has his wild side' be marked wrong?

[malcolmissimo]

It is clumsy English. "He too has ..." is accepted.

[nullusaum]

Ah, "lato". Makes more sense than "gatto", yes.

[zar2k]

Isn't wild synonym of savage?!?

[LindaNordin]

anche in the drop down says "too" which is synonymous for "also". "Also he has his wild side" should be correct. Means exactly the same thing.

[sp4mblob]

Screw "anche" - everytime this word comes up it can mean either too, yet, nonetheless and other things but DL only ever accepts one solution :-(

[J.Franchomme]

Is it weird to place "too" at the end like that?

• "He has his wild side too"

[wshvet]

My personal interpretation (not to be confused with the CORRECT one):

He, too, has his wild side = Of all those people, he (as well) has his wild side.

He has his wild side too = He has more than one side, and one of them is wild

I think both ways can and are used, with a slight shift of emphasis. Helpful at all?

[Koolkaren]

It sounds okay to me. It is less formal than "He, too, has his wild side", but it could certainly be said with 'too' at the end in everyday conversation. :)

[JulieWelsh2]

Could this mean "Even he has her wild side?" As in a son, inheriting his mother's wild personality?

[DavidFarre132963]

Also should be accepted for "Anche"