Her relationships with her colleagues and the manager are all very good should be accepted

I don't think "She has good relationships with her colleagues and managers" should be rejected, there's no indicator of singular for either

"She has a good relationship with her coworkers and manager" should be accepted.

This is one of the ones with many possible English wordings. This time I put "Her relationships with both her colleagues and her manager are good".

Way too specific of an answer! Stop being so anal. The farther I get the less I want to learn.

She gets on well with....

The correct answer doesn't show the meaning of "都". I used "both" in front of "her colleagues and manager", but didn't pass.

For everyone saying that there's no way to differentiate between a singular or plural reading of 关系, the 都 signifies that definitely more than one relationship is meant, hence it should be plural.

"She has a good relationship with both her colleagues and manager." also ok.

'She has a good relationship with both her manager and her colleagues' should be accepted and not correct to 'all her manager and her colleagues'.

'Both' is a better English translation of 都 in this sentence.

"She has a good relationship with her colleagues and manager."

I think this is improper English. There appears to be subject verb disagreement. You cannot have a singular relationship between two parties: colleagues and a manager

"Her relationship with her colleagues and manager is good"

Yes, "relationships" should be plural.

Currently not accepted but should be: "Her relationships with her colleagues and manager are all very good."

These comments are really helpful!

Can 经理 mean boss as well?

Strictly speaking, "relationship", like other "-ship" words, is a collective state noun, and therefore makes no sense in plural. If you want to count it, use "relations". Relationship is the state of being related, or having relations with others.

I used coworkers instead of colleagues and it said it was wrong. Shouldn't this still be ok?

This is so annoying I have to keep guessing whether it's going to be a word for word trans or not

Dont mark us wrong because of plural amd singular in a language which does not specify. This question needs to be removed

It said my answer was wrong because I didn't put in the word "her". I knew there should be one, but it didn't have one for me to make the sentence with!!!! Now I lost the round, the game is so screwed up!!!!

how the fk am i supposed to know whether there is one or more colleagues?