"Il nostro insegnante ci dà molti compiti."

Translation: Our teacher gives us a lot of homework.

[jeporcher]

"Compito" has been translated by Duolingo as "task" before, so it should be accepted here as well (and it makes perfect sense).

[Soglio]

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[Archangelica]

It's annoying. In the other sentence I translated it as "homework" (where it made perfect sense) and was failed.

[silkwarrior]

Interesting that compiti (homework) seems to be plural. I think I've heard the odd Italian speaking English referring to homeworkS. This would explain it.

[Archangelica]

Yes, in my Italian class we get a LOT of compiti (and that's what the teacher calls it!)

[Sofia222677]

Just for reference, the complete term for 'homework' is compiti per casa (literally "tasks to be done at home"), often shortened to "compiti".

[mdsawyermd]

So I get it marked wrong for writing "da" instrad of "dà". _sigh

[Rado_Gachkov]

even worst: failed me for DA` !!!!!!

[Carusz2]

"plenty of homework" should be accepted

[mabeshouse]

If 'insegnante' is feminine, why don't we say 'la nostra?"

[Plato]

"our teacher gives a lot of homework to us" is not accepted