No. 542 in Italian

risposto

"Risposto" means "answered" or "replied" in English.

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Ho risposto alla domanda del professore.
I answered the professor's question.
Here, 'risposto' is used as the past participle of 'rispondere' to form the past tense.
Mi ha risposto con un sorriso.
He/She responded to me with a smile.
In this case, 'risposto' describes the manner of a response.
Non ho ancora risposto alla tua email.
I haven't replied to your email yet.
'Risposto' here again functions as the past participle of 'rispondere', showing it used in a negation structure.

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