"You run."

Um okay. I only selected "Tu (with the accent) corres" as an answer but I got dinged because I didn't also select "Tu corres (without the accent". But without the accent, Tu does not mean "you", it means "yours". Or so I thought...

Do not understand how tu without the accent is correct?????

There is only one answer: Tú corres. Tu corre is accepted because some people don't want to be penalized for not typing in the accent mark. This is a good example of why accent marks should be consider a part of the correct spelling. Tu = your, but you can't translate as ''your run'' because correr is a verb. To say your run: Tu carrera or Su carrera.

ok, I thought I was getting it. Does 'ustedes' refer to several people? I didn't choose it, but would've if the option said 'usted'. I thought it was saying 'you all run', and therefore didn't choose it.

I also selected only "Tu(with accent) corres" but was told that "Tu(without accent) corres" was another option. According to everything I've learned, that's not true??? Tu without the accent means "your ... whatever" ... not "You run".???

Yo, como hablante de inglés. En Costa Rica soy cuadralingue.

Does "Tu corres" refer to the "run" as a noun?

Yeah how come i get it wrong when I forget the accent over the U?

I haven't been taught "tu estas corriendo" so why on earth would I know to select that?

Oh wtf... I haven´t done whatever tense "Están corriendo" is and not only do i lose a heart but it doesn't tell mean what it means! So... anyone?

I agree, it should be tú corres. Without the accent it is possessive.

why is tu without accent correcti?

Ustedes should translate to "you all". Think of it as "y'all"

I picked the right ones but it dinged me wrong im confused

why is it corren? shouldn't it be corres

oh God I'm getting fluent I translated this with so much ease.. (FK this lesson!!)