"Even you work!"
Translation:Nawet ty pracujesz!
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Yes, I offered both versions, exactly as they are in the "solution" given in the "correction". Separate sentences. Because there was of course no telling whether it was singular or plural. Still, this was probably what messed it up, because later I tried again with singular only, and that went through. Thanks for responding!
"nawet" = "even" as an adverb (Even he likes chocolate!)
"jeszcze" = "still" in positive sentences (On jeszcze tu jest = He is still here) and in questions (Czy on jeszcze tu jest? = Is he still here?), and "yet" in negative ones (Jeszcze tego nie zrobiłem = I haven't done it yet)
I think that hint "jeszcze" for "even" came from the sentence "He has even more apples". "even more" = "jeszcze więcej". I deleted the hint and made a multi-part hint instead, so it's not confusing anymore.
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Ok Thanks. (I'm sorry. I guess without understanding the context of the lesson's statement, I thought "Nawet Pracujesz!" actually means : "Even you work! " and one could imply further meaning by sarcasm or tone in which it is said.)