"Зимой наша группа приходит на занятия в десять."

Translation: In the winter our group comes to class at ten.

[TheSwift]

In winter, our group comes to class at ten.

[AndersBorje]

Thanks! Sorry, I didn't see the translation at the top.

[TheSwift]

I didn't either when I replied! Good thing I got it right at least :-)

[dinnernugget]

Why is this in genitive and not accusative if it's a verb of motion?

[mightypotatoe]

It's accusative plural. You use the plural when referring to school and lessons.

[dinnernugget]

Спасибо!! This didn't seemed to be covered in the grammar explanation.

[mila_semyonova]

"In the winter our group comes to class at ten."

To me, it sounds better with the article "the" paired with "winter". I reported it, because I know for a fact that it is acceptable English grammar.

[AndersBorje]

What does this sentence mean? In winter, our group will come to exercises ??? ten?

[ZachTL]

in the winter our group comes to class at 10 - not accepted. correct answer is the same but omits "the" in "in the winter". This is the same in english

[onyan753]

There seems to be a bug with this test item now (8/24/18): there's NO AUDIO in both the normal and slow options. I don't know what the test sentence is so I had no choice but to enter a wrong answer. And I don't know how to report it to the moderators (I just chose "The audio does not sound correct" in the Report options).

[POCKOCMOC]

Can't understand: I wrote "In winter our group comes to class at ten." and it was marked wrong (since the word "o'clock" is missing)... Why?

[spokospoko]

That's usually accepted. Report it.

[Tomer522659]

What case is занятия?

[AndersBorje]

Accusative due to the verb of motion. And it is plural.

[lauramenshikova]

I am not a mothertongue and i am wondering Is it bad English comes to classes? this option is not accepted

[username29472]

Really? Rejected for "in the winter"? Disgusting.