"Це моє домашнє завдання."

Translation: This is my homework.

[Cosadsa]

I have heard native Ukrainian speakers use the phrase "home task," but it is not a phrase used by native English speakers. I'm just puzzled why Duolingo did accept the word "It" for "Це."

[va-diim]

I agree that it should be "homework."

Це is the Ukrainian for the gender-neuter noun determiner "this," but it also translates as the nouns "this," "that," and "it."

Це яблуко [noun determiner for a gender-neuter noun] впало з дерева.

{This apple} fell from the tree.

Це [n., all genders] впало з дерева.

{This} fell from the tree.

{That} fell from the tree.

{It} fell from the tree.

[UkrAdriani]

"it's my home task" - why wrong?

[GraemeOlson]

So... what's a home task?

[deactivated user]

«Дома́шнє завда́ння» is homework, a school assignment that people are supposed to do at home.

[Crookfingerjake]

Exactly, so homework must be accepted as an answer.

[GraemeOlson]

Oh nobody says home task, afaik it's only referred to as homework.

[Shougo_Kawada]

It may sound bizarre but it seems the term is used regularly by English teachers all around the post-Soviet territory.