Examples of using "Correta" in a sentence and their english translations:
Which is correct?
Your analysis is correct.
Your hypothesis is correct.
- Mark the right answer.
- Mark the correct answer.
Which one is correct?
Is this translation correct?
- The sentence is OK.
- The sentence is correct.
It was correct.
This sentence is correct.
That was a good guess.
Find the correct answer!
- Indicate the correct option.
- Mark the correct option.
Mark the correct statement.
Is this sentence correct?
the right social network.
She is right in her opinions.
- This phrase seems correct to me.
- This sentence seems right to me.
- What is the correct answer?
- What's the correct answer?
- The answer was not correct.
- The answer wasn't right.
- The answer was not right.
Tell me the correct answer.
This sentence is not correct.
That information isn't correct.
That's the right attitude.
One of the answers is correct.
Maybe this opinion is correct.
And she was 100% correct.
I'm sure that she's correct.
I think your answer is correct.
The sentence is not grammatically accurate.
- I am of the opinion that she is right.
- In my opinion, she is correct.
This sentence seems to be grammatically correct.
Neither of the two answers are right.
That's not the right answer.
- Is my Esperanto sentence correct?
- Is my sentence in Esperanto correct?
The referee made the right decision.
I'm sure that she's correct.
Nobody could give the correct answer.
See if my answer is correct.
One of the answers is correct.
- He answered incorrectly.
- He didn't give a precise answer.
- It can have more than one right answer.
- It can have more than one correct answer.
Complete with the correct form of the verb.
None of the students found the correct answer.
- Your answer is right.
- Your answer is correct.
This sentence sounds good and is grammatically correct.
Which one is correct?
There's no right answer.
My first impression of him proved to be correct.
Through trial and error, he found the right answer by chance.
That reply isn't correct, but it sounds interesting to me.
This sentence sounds natural, but it's not grammatically correct.
I don't know what the correct answer is.
It's the correct answer.
you'll know if you're going in the right direction,
Your composition is correct, as far as grammar is concerned.
- What is the correct answer?
- What's the correct answer?
- That's the right answer.
- That's the correct answer.
Everything was done right, down to the last detail.
She can't be right.
It needs to be the right color.
No matter what you do, you must follow the correct order.
Tom made the right decision.
The addition is correct, but there is an error in your subtraction.
It can be that the sentence does not sound natural, though it is correct.
When you learn something, you can say that this information is absolutely correct.
Tom's answer was right.
If these muscles are weak, they cannot hold the kneecap in the correct position.
It seems to me the flag is correct.
Spelling is writing or saying, in the correct sequence, the letters that make up a word.
I didn't understand the French sentence. I think the Spanish translation is the most accurate one.
You must always do what is right.
I found a solution, but I found it so fast that it can't be the right solution.
I found the Japanese sentence weird, but since it was written by a native, I thought that it was probably correct.
In English, your answer can be 'correct' or 'incorrect'; but in Marathi, your answer can be 'wrong' or 'un-wrong'.
Test them out for 30 to 60 days and if you see things are moving in the right direction,
When you read my sentence and suggest that I modify just one word (for example, "cat" or "dog"), it makes me happy, because that means that the sentence is practically correct.
If the chessboard is in the right position, the square h1 to the right of White is a white square. Consequently, the square a8 to the right of Black is also a white square.
This isn't correct.
In 1632, he published a book that stated, among other things, that the heliocentric theory of Copernicus was correct. Galileo was once again called before the Inquisition and this time was found guilty of heresy.
The problem with fundamentalists insisting on a literal interpretation of the Bible is that the meaning of words change. A prime example is 'Spare the rod, spoil the child'. A rod was a stick used by shepherds to guide their sheep to go in the desired direction. Shepherds did not use it to beat their sheep. The proper translation of the saying is 'Give your child guidance, or they will go astray.' It does not mean 'Beat the shit out of your child or he will become rotten', as many fundamentalist parents seem to believe.