"저는 그쪽으로 갑니다."
Translation:I go that way.
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Isn't 으로 towards? Hence my answer: I go towards that direction. But it is not accepted.
으로 does mean towards but you have the sentence wrong. The sentence was 저는 그쪽 갑니다. The word you were thinking of when you put direction was 편. So the answer you put didnt really have anything to do with you being wrong. Just remember that 편 is direction and 쪽 is way. So the answer that would be accepted is "I go that way" Hope this helped ❤
How do you know if a sentence is meant to be past, present or future tense?
갑니다 is present tense but formal. Looking at informal is easier, so if you don't have to add anything special, it's present tense (나는 가 = I go). For past tense, you add -았/었어 (나는 갔어 = I went). For future tense, you add -ㄹ/을 거야 (나는 갈 거야 = I will go).
It won't be wrong in context when analyzed.
However, "I am going that way." would translate to 저는 그쪽으로 가고 있습니다.
"I go that way." does not have present progressive, while "I am going that way." has it.
I said: "I am going there" and it said it was correct but the translation is "I go that way" I'm confused help.
Would a more literal translation be: I go using that way? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_grammar
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I got it wrong as well. My answer was, "I go that way over there". I guess the 'ver there' part was not necessary but it is something I would say just to be clear.