"我的学生住在伦敦。"

Translation: My student lives in London.

[RanzoG]

"...生住在..."
Eyeball twister!

[lugho13]

How do you make plurals? How would one say "students", with 们? 我的学生们?

[Cinnamon5230]

我的学生们 is a perfectly valid expression. But people usually don't speak like that.

[Marc-Antoi54333]

I think it depends of the context because in chinese the plural don't exist (excepted for the personal pronoun 我：我们 etc...) so to know with just this sentence : 我的学生， yli can translate by my student or my students, the both are good, how to know the difference : the context will said to you, Chinese language works a lot with the context. I hope that my answer will help you and that it is written with good English because I'm French

[ShafinRahm3]

Yes you can do that as well. You can write "students" by writing ＂学生们＂。

[wdorgelo]

Why not: my students live in London

[sarefo]

always report possible alternate translations!

[TobyBartels]

That should be accepted too.

[Marc-Antoi54333]

It's good too, the both are good it dépend of the context but on this exercise there is no context so duolingo put the singular Form.

[AhmadYu]

Yeah why?

[wdorgelo]

Why not: My students live in London

[CongHuynh4]

My students live in London is incorrect why not????

[antek578755]

why not: my student is from london?

[SimonSprin1]

No, because “From London” is not the same as “lives in London”. She might originally be from London but now live in Manchester, for example.

[DalenaDang]

I have a student living in London is not correct???

[XiaoLingWu4]

我的学社 means "my student" or "my students"?? Cause I am so confused right now

[sarahphoon]

I thought we can put "live at" not "lives"

[fitrichen]

My anwer is exactly the same but marked as wrong : My student lives in London

[super-dupe]

How do we know if its plural. Anyway lugho13 is correct