"A medve a folyónál ül és ebédel."

Translation: The bear is sitting by the river and is eating lunch.

[O_Matty]

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?

[vvsey]

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.

[ElisabethS832761]

Can it be, "The bear by the river is sitting and having lunch."

[BigWayne19]

------- this 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

[ljikontic]

Is there in English any other way to explaine the animal ''having lunch''

[Andrei551534]

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...

[Alexandro267419]

Very bad example,i think that bear only eat and not the any lunch