"Lui può farlo!"

Translation: He can do it!

[dleibo]

not, "he can make it" ?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

That should also be accepted.

[Mike_in_PH]

"make it" was marked wrong for me.

[Jodts0]

Yep, still marked wrong

[robcutmore]

He can do drugs! Something tells me that hint is a little off?

[EstelleTweedie]

Where's the "it" here?

[IvanSab]

"It" is -lo in "far-lo"

[EstelleTweedie]

Yes, thanks, I did get it eventually!!

[spolidia]

The hint says 'farlo' can be 'do drugs'...does anyone tried it ?

[Dan944890]

Hi, please can anyone Italian tell me how would you say "He can make it there." Would it be 'Lui lo puo fare la'?

[jtflematti]

I'm just curious if there's no difference in saying this and lo puo fare, Than which is more commonly used?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

There is no difference. I am not sure, but I think «(Lui) puó farlo!» is more common.

[jtflematti]

Ok, thank you. It's interesting how there are many different ways to say the same thing. I guess it's a good thing it gives variety, but it can be confusing for a new learner of the language. But that's the fun of it!

[ZuMako8_Momo]

Di nulla! Certainly. English does not have so much free word order as the Romance languages

[marvincorea]

Yes, he can!

[ClareCanton]

My thoughts exactly!

[HairyChris88]

Is the conjugation pop-up working for anyone else? Not working for me (22.12.16)

[Fleet]

he can make it is still not accepted, even though it's in the hint for "farlo" :\

[LangOBrien]

Yeah, marked "He can make it." as wrong.

[Stella519409]

would 'Lui lo può fare' be wrong?