The sentence is:
Pamela non ascolta mai un consiglio: che _______ quello che vuole, capirà da sola le conseguenze!
The correct answer is c) faccia.
Explanation
faccia is the third person singular, present subjunctive (congiuntivo presente) of the verb fare.
The conjunction che often introduces the subjunctive mood, especially when expressing wishes, emotions, doubts, or generic situations.
In this context, the phrase means: "Pamela never listens to advice: let her do what she wants, she will learn the consequences herself!"
Why subjunctive faccia?
The subjunctive is required here because "che" introduces a subordinate clause expressing a generic, possible, or desired action (not a factual statement).
Using farà (future) or farebbe (conditional) would be ungrammatical after "che" in this structure.
Structure
Standard Italian uses che + congiuntivo when the main clause expresses an emotional reaction, doubt, hope, or in this case, a sort of resignation or advice.
Summary:
The sentence uses the subjunctive to express "let her do what she wants," leading to the consequence that she will learn on her own.
In context, the full sentence becomes:
"Pamela never listens to advice: let her do what she wants, she will learn the consequences on her own!"
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