"여자가 남자에게 책을 줍니다."

Translation: The woman gives the man a book.

[julia523124]

I wrote "the woman gives a book to man" why its wrong??

[dpatkat]

Must have either "a" or "the" before "man".

[sugamint93]

i write "the woman give the man a book" and its correct

[haena358778]

I wrote "the woman gives the man a book" it was correct

[lattaepls]

i wrote the sams but said it was incorrect

[LuiPham]

We most likely missed it by give. We probably didn't put a s after the e in give. That's what I did.

[Taylor-rae13]

Same but there was to gives ine with the 's' at the end and oje without it so we were supposed to use the one with the s

[Hamza715817]

The same reason "why its wrong?" XD

[Hamza715817]

Lol, you of all people shouldn't be questioning why something is wrong. You didnt even write RIGHT yourself.

[tineeblusher]

What is the difference between 에게 and 에게서? 에게 was used in this sentence: "the woman gives the man a book" but 에게서 was used in a previous sentence that said: 'a girl receives a dog from the man'... how does 서 change the word?

[rhosyn5]

While 에게 (and 한테) can be used as both "from" and "to", 에게서/한테서 is only used as "from".

[ricvcas]

I'm barely starting to understand it, but I think that the difference is right there, in the sentences you just said: 에게 means “to” someone and “에게서” means "from" someone.

[JoelPaik]

I may be wrong, but i believe 에게 is "to" and 에게서 is "from."

[cantouche]

This sentence is not english at all. They don't suggest me the word "to". Of course I'm wrong.

[fDWkUgXv]

Wouldn't the correct ENGLISH translation be... "The woman gives a book to the man?" because who is she giving the book TO? The man. I find it odd that the English translation is missing the "to"

[srnx43]

we don't need the word 'to' in 'The woman gives the man a book.'

[cantouche]

The sentence is not grammatically correct

[IngeborgHa14]

女子가 男子에게 冊을 줍니다

[ClineKowoh]

女子给男子一本书。不是册。book 是一本书

[haminLee3]

THE WOMAN GIVES THE BOOK TO THE MAN
IT IS THE SAME THING!!

[Kristen829423]

whats the difference between "여자는" and "여자가"?

[Yo-Han-Joon]

여자는: A woman ( in general )

여자가: The woman ( specific )

[lin0806]

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENSE BETWEEN GIVE AND GIVES?? WHAT??

[CaptainKib]

If you're referring to the English usage, this relates to subject-verb agreement, meaning the subject and the verb must match as either singular or plural words. If the subject is singular, the verb must also be singular; if the subject is plural, the verb must be plural.

I conjugated the verb "to give" below relative to the subject pronoun. Generally, if it's 3rd person singular, add an "s" for regular (vs. irregular) verbs. See below:

1st person singular: I give
2nd person singular: you give
3rd person singular: she/he/it gives

1st person plural: we give
2nd person plural: you give
3rd person plural: they give

[ClineKowoh]

Give is the first person so "I give" but for he/she/it you have to put the "s" at the end of the infinitive Form so "she gives". Basically everything has an "s", only if the subject is "I" it's the plain infinitive form.

[Tatar967160]

the CORRECT answer must be "the woman gives a book to the man."
the app's answer "the woman gives the man a book" is INCORRECT.

[pizza1296]

It's annoying that it only accepts "the woman gives the man a book" and not "the woman gives a book to the man." That's literally the same meaning.

[YatYeeNg]

Why can't I write ' the woman gives a book to the man?

[JaoJem]

It takes 5 mins for me to answer hahha but its correct :)

[solankiurv]

I wrote "the woman give a book to the man " said incorrect is it not similar to "the woman gives the man a bokk " the one u gave .both a
R similar

[masafkr]

It's odd answer,I felt.
Maybe "The woman gives a book to the man." is correct answer.

[sabhyata.]

U should speak slowly

[adhela7]

AAAA

[Tinkerbell130151]

I writes The woman give s the man a​ book​ bu​t incorrect

[Rory347277]

Sneaky

[pattmahiney]

I totally tried "the woman gives a book to the man" because it sounds more natural, but there was no "to", so I used "of". Lmao

[hwanghaedo]

A woman gives a book to a man. The woman gives a book to the man.
Both are proper English and the meaning of the Korean sentence. Correct the site!

[mRxFuuxe]

I wrote the woman gives a book to the man and it's incorrect, can anyone tell me why?

[LuiPham]

It said I was wrong when I missed it my giving give an s. That's the only thing I messed up on. And I have one start left.

[thmsky]

I know a little about "에" is more like "to", but what does "게" mean in "남자에게"??

[erudis]

에게 is the whole particle, you can't separate it. 에게/한테 means "to", mostly in the sense of doing/giving/teaching something to someone. It's only used for animate things (people and animals).

[GiovanniSantucci]

Now that's my love language!

[Aleea12]

Is it wrong if I write boy and girl instead of man and woman?

[Sylvia642528]

am i learning korean or english?

[RekSooShi]

The english grammar here is awkward really so even if you know the right answer it's so hard to choose the right grammar in english.

[Yo-Han-Joon]

It's not awkward. You're being taught Korean through English. So you have to be good at English first. Otherwise, you would have to learn Korean using another language.

[yana998726]

The man reserve a book fom the woman . Its the same!!!!

[CX948]

Why is it "the man" when I didn't see any indication for the article? Or does it just sound weird as "a man"?

[Ancuta218872]

Theres no TO there omggggg

[PortalKyod]

one typo and its wrong

[gulbahar810929]

Hellllloooo

[vinil_asetat]

Benar2 menguras otakku. Harus mempelajari bahasa korea lebih dalam. Fighting chinggu!