"You cannot go home yet."

Translation: まだ家に帰ってはいけません。

[melink14]

I reported that it didn't accept moving まだ before the verb.

[byrski00]

I remember a Japanese teacher from a while back mentioning that かえる kind of implies that you're returning home and you would normally use もどる to say "return (to almost anywhere else)". Is that not the case? And if it is does it make sense to omit いえ?

[Waniou]

That's the way I learnt it too.

[TempestTeacup]

You are correct. As of right now (Nov 2019) omitting 家に is accepted.

[BrettStock1]

Can someone explain the 'ha' particle please?

[Redshiftdante]

Because the subject is "returning home" [いえにかえって] and the verb is "cannot do" [いけません]. The は ties them together as "returning home" is the thing that you "cannot do".

[rebuuilt]

Yup, you're right :) http://nihongo.anthonet.com/mo-ii-desu-wa-ikemasen/

[yroelofs]

いえにかえってはまだいけません 。 was marked wrong. Can't I use まだ there?

[Xestrix]

は行けません is a phrase used to forbid something; you cannot place まだ in the middle of the phrase. It should be at the start of the sentence or before the verb that is being forbidden. (まだいえに or まだかえって)

[DhoniSFA]

are かえって and いけ both verb? Why do we need to use は between them?

[Gallahaut]

I can't say 帰れません？

[Alice725822]

Using the volitional form implies that its something that you psychically cannot do, while in this case you are prompted to say something that you are not allowed to do.

[John863934]

Do you mean physically?

[Anthony607994]

Why is there は

[PhillipC3]

いえにかえってはいけません isn't acceptable?

[sora_Japan]

You should translated 'まだ' 'yet'.

[kestral11]

Is it possible to substitute うち　for 家 as my answer wasnt accepted...