[details=“English Sentence”]My father says he was problematic in public school too.
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The placement of pure puzzles me. To what does it refer?
[details=“English Sentence”]My father says he was problematic in public school too.
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The placement of pure puzzles me. To what does it refer?
But does this read “My father also says…” instead of “my father says that he too was problematic…”?
It is “My father also says”, rather than “he was problematic in public school too”.
The use of “pubblica” instead of “scuola pubblica” is not, I would say, a common expression. It looks like this sentence is extracted from a longer context, maybe referring to “scuola privata” and comparing someone’s behavior.
Here I think we were wondering about the emphasis of “too” (pure) But I think we get it now. Grazie mike-lima.