"Zawodnik rzuca piłkę do kosza."

Translation: The player is throwing the ball into the basket.

[Celina689105]

Net?

[Jellei]

When I search for "throws the ball into the net" it gives me result from football (soccer, if you prefer), not basketball...

And as 'bin' is concerned, well, that's still a correct interpretation of "do kosza", although it's surprising if it's "the player" ;)

[Dan_ri]

In basketball, in English, we usually say "shoot the ball". "Throw" would be understood with a connotation of carelessness or imprecision.

[Jellei]

OK, added.

[Celina689105]

"Bin" refers to the ball being thrown away rather than being played.

[stramner]

What about "hoop" for "kosz"? Like basketball hoop.

[Jellei]

Makes sense to me, added.

[Frecklebuster]

In England, we refer to 'throwing the ball into the net' for netball.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

"towards" instead of "into"? (the same alternative works for another exercise involving a "bramka"....)

[davidecullen]

What is wrong with 'throws the ball' instead of 'is throwing the ball'?

[JerryMcCarthy99]

Nothing; it is accepted. Do you know what your exact full sentence was?

[davidecullen]

The player throws the ball into the basket. That was rejected as wrong.

[JerryMcCarthy99]

That is definitely an accepted answer. I have no explanation for you :-( .