"In generale mangio molto."

Translation: In general I eat a lot.

[CelebrianArwen]

Same.

[ziggKogg]

Would Mangio molto in generale translate to "I eat a lot in general" or would you still say "In generale mangio molto"?

[hanan1948]

why "I usually eat a lot" is not accepted ? aren't "usually" and "in general" the same ?

[Ispirac]

"Generally I eat a lot" is acceptable.

[PATRICKPIZ1]

"usually" accepted now. "usually I eat a lot" I didn't use your (hanan1948) word order.

yes, to mimiducky, it is an adverbial phrase.

[mimiducky]

Isn't 'in generale' an adverb here?

[thomaswamsteker]

I answered 'I eat a lot in general', which seemed to be a wrong answer.

[ziggKogg]

As did I, hence my original question :)

[Spinneweber]

What about "I eat a lot as a rule"?

[deactivated user]

I would never say "I usually eat much" in English! Bit of an odd translation...

[RobertEddy]

That's why they call me Grocery Boy.

[RebeccaSalter]

"In generale io mangio molto" is not accepted?

[jacqui.myatt]

Help I seem to be going backwards

[TheGiantLady]

I used a lowercase i and it marked it wrong...I'm sure it usually doesn't care about capitals