| 13.6.2 exercise 2: Übersetzung mit einem Relativsatz oder mit einem gerundio? |
If the present participle is used as an adverb it can be translated with a gerundio, but if it is used as an adjective it can't be translated with a gerundio. In the case that it is used as an adjective the translation to Italian is to be done with a relative clause. Translate these sentences to Italian.
| exercise2: Translate these sentences |
| Laughing he left the room. |  |
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| The laughing children made him happy. | |
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| Crying she told him the whole story. | |
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| Craying all of them left the room. | |
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| He didn' t trust the crying crowd. | |
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