"Az apósom és az anyósom moziba mennek."

Translation: My father-in-law and mother-in-law are going to the cinema.

[ErikaBarbara]

Previously when I used movies, it was not accepted. only cinema was accepted. now cinema was not accepted.

[Dan.C.Lungescu]

I don't understand something. In the previous sentence (“A nagypapád és a nagymamád hol lakik?”) the singular form of the verb was used: “lakik”, not “laknak”. Why is it now the plural form?

[jzsuzsi]

If there are two singular subject together, both the singular and the plural forms are correct, can be used.

A nagypapád és a nagymamád hol lakik?

A nagypapád és a nagymamád hol laknak?

Az apósom és az anyósom moziba mennek.

Az apósom és az anyósom moziba megy.

All of these are correct.

[RuT3oTh3]

I used the word bank, "go" was not listed, so I chose "are going", not accepted. Either allow whatever is listed, or get rid of the work bank option. Not fair!

[BigWayne19]

------- but both "are" and "going" are in there . maybe they changed it since you made your post . . .

Big 2 aug 18

[Richard604037]

jzsuzsi, you are an angel! Dan, you had exactly the same question as me! Sometimes it all works.

[GregWood15]

I initially wrote "to the cinema" then corrected it to "to a cinema" after being pinged so many times for using the wrong article, only to find that, this time, they expect you to use the definite article, when the Hungarian doesn't.

[Ishana92]

is this litterally go into (because of ba) or go to the cinema in general

[SchlachterZoltan]

Go to the cinema in general. Go into the cinema would be rather "bemennek a moziba". (Don't forget the old, ugly directional lessons :)