"Su quella rete è rimasto del sangue."

Translation: Some blood remained on that net.

[peter2108]

The grammarians use * before a sentence that is ungrammatical and ? For one that is questionable. ?on that net there remained some blood. I could not use the Italian because I can't interpret the English

[abshirdi]

ON THAT NET REMAINED SOME BLOOD differs from Duolingo's one only by the order or words - "Some blood remained on that net". Does it justify to consider mine wrong?

[maybee476]

In my opinion, in English the subject goes before the verb, so 'blood' should be before 'remained' anyway.

[pilpilon]

Here comes the Sun. It's all right.

[johnrush]

Your translation is perfectly correct. Report it to DL as an error.

[abshirdi]

Ok - johnrush -, thanks.

[ackworth]

I find it hard to visualise the scene where blood remains on the net!

[TrevKAllred]

I like to think its a way of expressing rivalry between soccer teams

[BlackSea]

I know. Can't they come up with something more useful?! The more I use it, the more I think these sentences are made by some generator of random stuff which is programmed to be fascinated by morbidity. Duo is stil helpful in a way, though...

[Oceanotti]

Netflix

[cabadoo]

"a little blood stayed on the net" is a perfectly good translation, but I got the answere wrong when I put that answer...argh

[chrisbrown2013]

Another astoundingly useless phrase. Are these phrases randomly generated by a computer ? We are trying to learn how to use a language. This phrase is probably rarer than rocking horse sxxt. Why not use phrases people will fond useful ?

[DominiqueB19]

There was blood left on that net was refused. Why?

[johnrush]

Subject is last in sentence word order for emphasis: 'Some blood remained on that net.' As Tallred mentioned, it is probably a soccer expression, a hard fought match.

[DominiqueB19]

With further thought, I realized that "del" can mean "some". Thanks for the feedback, though!

[tonidapillipi]

I think that 'netting' would be better than 'net'. DL disagrees.

[MichaelGit4]

so many stupid english translations on this site

[MichaelGit4]

what does that mean??

[Virginia658405]

I didn't even get the chance to finish the sentence before it was marked wrong. I think the computer has gone mad!

[joerge]

È un'espressione italiana? E cosa significa veramente?