Examples of using "Corretta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is this translation correct?
Is this sentence correct?
Your hypothesis is correct.
Your analysis is correct.
which seems more politically correct.
Please mark the correct answer.
He corrected it.
Is my sentence correct?
- That is correct.
- That's correct.
Is this information correct?
Is this sentence correct?
Is that right?
It was correct.
It's going to be corrected.
I corrected it.
- Your answer is right.
- The answer is right.
They corrected it.
The analogy is essentially correct.
Is this sentence correct?
- It's done like this!
- It's correct now!
Your answer is still incorrect.
See if my answer is correct.
The calculator showed the correct answer.
Correct. That weighs 3.4 tons.
- This phrase seems correct to me.
- This sentence seems right to me.
- The answer was not correct.
- The answer wasn't right.
- The answer was not right.
It is not the correct solution.
Your answer is right.
You must tick the correct answer.
- The answer is not correct.
- The answer isn't correct.
- This sentence is grammatically correct.
- This is a grammatically correct sentence.
Is my answer correct?
Essentially that story is correct.
Your analysis is correct.
- That's not the correct answer.
- That isn't the correct answer.
She corrected herself.
I think your theory is incorrect.
We corrected it.
See if my answer is correct.
I believe your statement is incorrect.
My premonition turned out to be right.
Hooray, your thesis is proven.
Correct. - You're a castle owner.
Neither of the two answers are right.
This sentence seems to be grammatically correct.
- It seems right to me.
- That seems correct to me.
The calculator showed the correct answer.
Tom's prediction was correct.
This sentence is incorrect.
My initial assumption was correct.
Dan's premonition was correct.
However, the quantity was not correct.
Is the incurrence of this penalty correct?
Tell me the correct answer.
Correct. But look. You're already looking right.
- Is my Esperanto sentence correct?
- Is my sentence in Esperanto correct?
This sentence sounds natural, but it's not grammatically correct.
I corrected one.
Your answer is correct.
I guarantee that this information is correct.
She persists in saying that her analysis is correct.
The answer is right.
- Is this information right?
- Is this information correct?
This isn't correct.
I corrected myself.
There can be more than one correct answer.
A correct answer is like an affectionate kiss.
She corrected it.
What is the correct aperture in this light?
It still isn't correct.
I take for granted that my answer is correct.
That information isn't correct.
Proper posture is necessary to maintain good health.
- What is the correct answer?
- What's the correct answer?
- Your answer is right.
- Your answer is correct.
- That's wrong.
- That's incorrect.
- That's wrong!
- That's not correct.
Am I going in the right direction?
The document clearly spells out the correct procedure for dealing with complaints.
Can you help me? I'm looking for the correct translation of the word "pistil."
If your answer is correct, it follows that mine is wrong.
He politely corrected me.
- This is wrong.
- This is incorrect.