Breakdown of Można to zrobić inaczej.
to
this
zrobić
to do / to make (someone something)
można
one can, it is possible / allowed (+ infinitive)
inaczej
otherwise; differently, in another way
Questions & Answers about Można to zrobić inaczej.
Why isn't there a subject pronoun before można?
Why does this sentence use the perfective zrobić instead of the imperfective robić?
We use zrobić because the sentence refers to successfully completing a task (getting it done). If you used robić, it would focus on the ongoing process, meaning something closer to "It can be in the process of being done differently."
What case is to here, and why?
To is the direct object of the verb zrobić (to do it), so it is in the accusative case. Because to is a neuter pronoun, its accusative form looks exactly the same as its basic nominative dictionary form.