"Lui dà due esempi principali."

Translation: He gives two main examples.

[Viaggiatore]

Da' is also third person singular present indicative: http://italian.about.com/library/verb/blverb_dare.htm

[carinofranco]

yes, thanks

[Pittrice123]

I think it is principle, not principal.

[mmseiple]

Nope, "principal" is the adjective meaning "primary" or "foremost." "Principle" is a noun for a fundamental law or basic belief.

[colinobr]

Principle or main should be accepted

[MelissaRose0699]

Why is "He gives two prime examples." marked as wrong? Is there another meaning for the word and only primary can be used here?

[Pittrice123]

principi

[MartinaNic136314]

should be 'principle' or ??? duo is very basic

[IdeanBehfo]

Would this also mean "two basic examples"? "Principal examples" implies the simplest examples

[DavidConro9]

The answer page covers my response, so I can't compare. I am sure my answer matches on Samsung Galaxy S7!

[stephan547184]

something went bad bigtime with this one 'His from due examples main.' What is this supposed to mean.? Audio appeared to be correct

[Tony673811]

Duo rejected principal, it wanted main even though principal was offered