"A medve a folyónál ül és ebédel."
Translation:The bear is sitting by the river and is eating lunch.
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What about "The bear is sitting and eating lunch by the river"? Is there any way to determine whether folyónál applies to one or both verbs?
Well, since it does not make any difference (if she is sitting at the river, she is not having lunch somewhere else), I guess both versions could be accepted.
------- it makes it sound as if there is another bear up a tree, for example, and the speaker wants to be really clear which bear she's talking about . . .
Big 25 feb 19
------ how about: eating lunch, lunching, having its noon meal , having its/a mid-day meal . . .
Big 25 feb 19
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for some reason, despite 'having lunch' is one of the two options give it is not accepted. Not the first time I encounter this. Difficult to guess which of the given options have been deemed to be the 'correct' one...
