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I don't know the technical terms but the idea is that you do not say that you are a (specific) child (or one not many) but that you are in your childhood. Like saying "I am young" vs. "I am a young (person)". It's like saying "I am child" (which in English is not correct but makes sense in Romanian).
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I suppose it works like professions in German?, such as saying "Ich bin Ärztin" rather than "Ich bin eine Ärztin".
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It will mark me wrong for selecting fata = a girl and o fata= a girl but here it marks me wrong for not adding an article?? Makes no sense.
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I also want to know why "Eu sunt un copil" is not an option. Great question Chris V. Anyone knows?
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What is wrong with I am a child? Why is 'I am a little child' correct? What's the "little" word in this sentence?
No comments so far as checked. So.. I am a child is incorrect and I am a child is correct. Worth changing!
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Odd I was marked wrong for not adding 'a' when there was no un or o present. You would think they would have given notes on this beforehand.
