"Han henter hjelp."

Translation: He is getting help.

[JenniferDr4]

Does this mean that (1) someone is helping him right now or (2) he is going somewhere to get help / bring help?

[grydolva]

Hm I see the confusion. It is number 2. We should change the wording of that exercise to eliminate the English ambiguity

[Julius_Nebula]

Am I correct in assuming that is why "getting help" is not accepted?

[grydolva]

Yes, I'm sorry. I had one of those "but that's not right" moments and deleted it. But I've been thinking about it to be honest. He's getting help is a correct translation for both Han får hjelp and Han henter hjelp.

So I'm adding it back in, until I can change the entire sentence and get rid of it for good.