"Oni dostarczają czerwone owoce."

Translation: They are delivering the red fruit.

[NickFleck]

How do we know that they are "delivering" not "getting?"

[jcalasii]

I am having the same problem differenciating these two actions :/

[Jellei]

Well, the verbs are a bit similar, but not that much...

"dostawać" = to get, to receive

"dostarczać" = to deliver

[lumio.vilm]

Why it says that "they are delivering a red fruit" is wrong?

[AlexanderRevo]

Because "owoce" is plural. Singular form is "owoc", and the complete sentence would be "Oni dostarczają czerwony owoc" in that case.

[ruibus]

Isn't owoce singular just in a different case? I wrote "the red fruit" and i got it wrong saying that the right answer is "a red fruit"

[ruibus]

Sorry it's actually the other way around. I wrote "a", the right answer is "the"

[alik1989]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/owoc#Declension

[irenia80]

Deliver "the" fruit or "the"" green tea seems a bit strange to me. The definite article is not necessary. People sell, deliver or like tea, fruit, food, butter, meat, etc.

[Ksol88]

I put "They are delivering red fruit" and this was wrong?

[Jellei]

That is correct, it should have worked.

[GzmElcwa]

Does red fruit mean beets like in Swedish?

[vivedanya]

No, just fruit that are red

[MaryCarson15]

Where can we find a table to help us with the conjugation of all these verbs please!

[Jellei]

The easiest way is to search for them here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:Main_Page

[lis368506]

Why is the necessary sounds strange They are delivering red fruit

[alik1989]

It's not necessary, you can omit it.

You would say "the red fruit" if you were referring to a specific type of fruit whose name you had forgotten.