"The man is eating a strawberry."

Translation: Ο άντρας τρώει μία φράουλα.

[SzechuanSage]

I don't think μία is necessary here. Φράουλα is already singular.

[AlinaMoroz7]

Means some φράουλα,we don't know exact what strawberry

[G.Georgopoulos]

It doesn't sound as natural to omit "μία/μια" here. If it were for some bigger fruit (a watermelon, or even an apple, if you will), then it would be ok to drop the article. But people usually don't eat only 1 strawberry, so it would be better to specify that by sparing the indefinite article.

[PaulWaulker19]

You don't have to use "ειναι" in this sentence?

[D_..]

There is only one present tense in Greek and it is not formed with the use of the verb to be. :)

[jcosham]

Doesn't Ο σύζυγος mean the husband? That doesn't seem to be a correct translation from "the man".

[Theo_Matrakas]

You're right! Ο άντρας is the best translation here :)

[jcosham]

I just remembered that there can be different versions of the question - I got the version that gave English and 3 options for the Greek. I had to select both options to get this correct, which didn't seem right.

[billy61421]

O andras troei mia fráoula. This was my answer and still marked it as wrong

[Dimitra956826]

Greeklish is no longer accepted in translations. If you want to know more about it, you can read this discussion here https://www.duolingo.com/comment/23799672