"A nagy fekete kutya lefut az utcára és lefekszik az autók közé."

Translation: The big black dog runs down to the street, and lies down between the cars.

[Hendrik14023]

I hate such long sentences.

[GerSzej]

again "onto" the street is rejected.

[_paranoia_]

Report!

[guntunge]

The wordbank offered no onto and report did not offer "English is wrong" so I reported "Hungarian is wrong".
It would need to be "utcán" to let the dog run on the street.

[O_Matty]

How about this? "The big black dog runs down onto the street and lies down between the cars."

I see that "onto" has already been reported, but is "between" an alright translation here?

[dqJacO]

Between has to be OK, too. Report. Are we driving them a crazy as they are driving us?

[MrkHavasi]

The whole course feels to me like a great trolling experiment.

[csipke100]

My answer was identical to the correct solution, yet somehow rejected

[GregWood15]

So why "közé" rather than "között"? Had it been daisies rather than cars, I could see the idea of "to among", but otherwise, it'd have to be an awfully big dog.

[Ksenia139960]

Because the dog is coming from somewhere where there was no cars to the cars, as explained in the Directional Postpositions lesson https://www.duolingo.com/skill/hu/Dear-Postman/tips-and-notes

Had the dog already been around cars, it wouldve been között. But the dog came to the cars so it is közé.

[GregWood15]

Thanks, but the dog had completed its "to-ing" in the first clause, having run down to the street. Now, in the second clause, having reached its destination, it is lying down.

[Judit294350]

"között" implies no movement at all. He was lying there the whole time and the running bit was just a dream. Will not work.

[GregWood15]

I can accept that. :)