"No, those machines are not good."

Translation: Ne, ty stroje nejsou dobré.

[AbhiBernammers]

"Ne, nejsou ty stroje dobré." was marked wrong. Why?

[svrsheque]

the word order is a bit odd. i added it anyway.

[JessicaPaq9]

Why does this not work?
Ne, ty stroje nejsou dobrá.

[Jamie08MD]

Stroj Is a masculine inanimate noun and the adjective (dobrý) has to match the ending with it. So you get masculine inanimate nominative plural ending "dobré".

[filigree2]

The sentence "Ne, ty stroje jsou nedobré" was marked incorrect.
Is it incorrect to negate "good" instead of "is"?

[endless_sleeper]

It's very, very unusual. Nedobrý (though such a word exists) sounds kinda Newspeak-ish, like English 'ungood.' You should negate the verb instead.

[boydphil]

"Ne, ty mašíny nejsou dobré." Why is this wrong?

[VladaFu]

mašiny, not mašÍny Diacritics is important.

"Ne, ty mašiny nejsou dobré." is accepted.

[boris697212]

why is this wrong "ne, ty nejsou dobré stroje"?

[VladaFu]

No, the "ty" is the attribute of "stroje", so "ty stroje" should stay together. "those machine" = "ty stroje".

A differnt sentence would be:

Ne, TO nejsou dobré stroje. - No, those are not good machines.

Here we do not have an attribute, the those=TO is used independently of the noun .

[agben38]

Hello,
My apologies for my bad english ...
I don't understand "ty strojé", you must use "ty" for masculine inanimate pronoun and not 'ti" ?

[VladaFu]

Indeed, ty for inanimate nominative plural. It should be covered in the Tips.

[agben38]

Thanks for your help !
I don't see something about pronouns it's probably a mistake on my part.
So it's the same as nouns but for singular, it's TEN for masculine inanimate or animate.