Breakdown of Chi fa la crostata? La faccio io.
io
I
chi
who, whom
fare
to do / to make
la
her/it (direct object)
Questions & Answers about Chi fa la crostata? La faccio io.
Why is the subject pronoun io placed at the very end of the sentence?
Putting the subject pronoun after the verb adds emphasis or contrast. By saying La faccio io instead of Io la faccio, you are stressing that you are the one doing it, answering the specific question of who. In English, we usually show this by stressing the word with our voice, as in I am making it.
What does La refer to, and why does it come before the verb?
Why use fare (fa, faccio) here instead of a cooking verb like cucinare?
Would it be grammatically correct to just answer Faccio io without the pronoun La?