Examples of using "Successa" in a sentence and their english translations:
It never happened.
- Something horrible has happened.
- A terrible thing has happened.
It did happen.
An extremely terrible thing happened to him.
It happened today.
It just happened.
This happened to us, too.
- Why do you think it happened?
- Why do you think that it happened?
How do you think it happened?
Something like that had never, ever happened to me.
A strange thing happened last night.
It never happened.
- It's happened.
- It happened.
- It has happened.
A terrible thing happened last week.
- How many times did it happen?
- How many times has that happened?
- How many times did that happen?
It happened last year.
A terrible thing happened.
Why has this never happened before?
I don't believe that it happened.
- I don't think that happened.
- I don't think that that happened.
Do you know how it happened?
It was the best thing that's ever happened to me.
The same thing happened three years ago in Boston.
- This is the best thing that has ever happened to me.
- This is the best thing that's ever happened to me.
This is the worst thing that has ever happened to me!
It happened before I met him.
Where did it happen?
The same thing happened to me.
It already happened.
He told me that whatever might happen, he was prepared for it.
Tom said that no matter what happened, he'd always love Mary.
A strange thing happened to me yesterday.
It's interesting how it happened.
A terrible thing happened last week.
It hasn't happened a lot.
Tell us how it happened, Tom.
Such a thing has happened many a time to me.
Such a thing has never happened to me.
It happened in Rome.
It happened in Boston.
It happened more than once.
I wasn't there when it happened.
I knew it would happen sooner or later.