"Pracuje tady dvě stě třicet lidí."

Translation: Two hundred and thirty people work here.

[a-m-j]

230 should be accepted

[kacenka9]

System does not accept numbers.

[a-m-j]

It accepts two digit numbers. And in other courses numerals greater than 99 work.

[SmilingNerdyCat]

Since "lidí" is plural, why is it "pracuje?"

[VladaFu]

Please review how numbers above 4 work in Czech.

[Lange.cz]

could not be "there are working two hundred and thirty people here"?

[BoneheadBass]

No, that word order doesn't work in English. But you could use, "There are two hundred and thirty people working here."

[Stephan881810]

can anyone please explain to me the difference between people and persons? i wrote two hundred and thirty persons work here and it was not accepted but the program asks for people.....

[BoneheadBass]

In my (US) experience, "persons" is usually used when referring to multiple individuals in a formal setting such as, for example, in policing or legal matters. In general conversation, one would not normally say, "I saw three persons there yesterday." But a police report might say, "Three persons were observed leaving the warehouse at approximately 11:30 pm."