"We are going to leave now."

Translation: Wir werden jetzt gehen.

[StevenJame461967]

wir werden jetzt verlassen. Should this be accepted?

[stepintime]

No, because "verlassen" needs an object: "Wir werden das Haus / dich verlassen."

(note: "Wir werden das Haus jetzt verlassen", "Wir werden jetzt das Haus verlassen", but only "Wir werden dich jetzt verlassen")

[Steve771485]

Why not, "Jetzt werden wir gehen"?

[David634390]

I put this too, was marked wrong, and I'm not sure why.

[billkamm]

I used weggehen and it was marked wrong. I understand this translates as "to go away", but can this not be used to mean that you are leaving?

[Stephen620808]

Why is this future tense, if it is "now"? In English, this is poorly thought out communication. The only time I can imagine its use might be where "now" is implying some conditon has set into motion your decision to leave. "Now" in this case is a substitution for "because of circumstances". For example; I no longer swim in a local river, because of pollution. I could say, "I will not swim in the river now" This in no way relates to "now" being the present. Can jetzt be used in this same way?

[Ashwin1985]

What's the difference between jetzt and gerade? Why not:

Wir werden gerade gehen