"민지가 이미 출근했습니다."

Translation: Minji already went to work.

[HelloMichaelh]

"Minji went to work already" was counted wrong.

[CooperReid4]

It is wrong. 츨근하다 means "to go to work." she isn't necessarily working yet but she has already left for work

[SuperSizedSmiley]

"went" is the right word. It is past tense for go. Plus, the real answer said the same thing, though the "already" was in a different position. You don't say the right answer is "Minji goed to work already" or "Minji already goed to work". In conclusion, you're wrong and there is no such word as "goed".

[SuperSizedSmiley]

Although left works too. Just FWI.

[trevorist90]

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[Cattym3]

What about "Minji is already at work" is this a possible translation, or is there a different verb to convey this meaning?

[dUlOGy]

That should be 민지는 이미 직장에 있습니다.

[KSRW10]

'Minji has already gone to work' is possible, too

[cjeY9]

It accepts it now.

[SuperSizedSmiley]

Good

[YW7k14]

Accept what