Sentence examples of "fatto" in Italian with translation "do"

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Hai fatto tutti i compiti? Have you done all your homework?
Tom ha fatto venti flessioni. Tom did twenty pushups.
Non l'ho fatto apposta. I didn't do it on purpose.
Cos'avete fatto questa mattina? What did you do this morning?
Tom ha fatto l'impensabile. Tom did the unthinkable.
Che hai fatto questa mattina? What did you do this morning?
Ho fatto il mio esame! I did my exam!
Cos'hai fatto questa mattina? What did you do this morning?
Che ha fatto questa mattina? What did you do this morning?
Nega di aver fatto questo. He denies having done it.
Ho fatto quello che potevo. I have done what I could.
Hai fatto un buon lavoro. You did a good job.
L'hai fatto da solo? Did you make it for yourself?
Lui ha fatto il contrario. He did the opposite.
Tom ha fatto una ruota. Tom did a cartwheel.
Non ho fatto colazione stamattina. I didn't have breakfast this morning.
Tom ha fatto venti piegamenti. Tom did twenty pushups.
Non l'ha fatto apposta. He didn't do it on purpose.
L'ha fatto di nuovo. He did it again.
Di fatto, non lo sapevo. In fact I did not know it.
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