"Je vais peut-être dans la mauvaise direction ?"

[SummerSun]

Should it not read....Maybe I am going in the wrong direction....?
If the question was 'Am I going in the wrong direction?', then it would be correct to have 'am' before 'I'.

[Hohenems]

You're right. If you get the sentence again you should flag the English as incorrect.

[smeylie]

for me it's perfect, but you can still write > Peut-être que je vais dans la mauvaise direction?

bravo, continue de te perfectionner!

[Skipping.Stars]

Why do you need the "que"? Why wouldn't you just say: Peut-etre je vais dans la mauvaise direction?

[jimwb]

As in SummerSun's statement above the translation in English has the am and I transposed here.

[Meg_in_Canada]

I'm still a beginner, not yet conversational in French, but from what I hear and use here in Québec, you can construct the questions either way. Pronoun then verb, or verb-pronoun are pretty much interchangeable. "Peux-je avoir un sac," or "je peux avoir un sac?" both work to ask if I can have a bag.

Duolingo generally seems to accept the same thing in English, and when it doesn't, I report it.

[sdrc22]

I said, "Can I be going in the wrong direction?" I got it wrong. How far off am I?

[cheyneco]

"I might be going in the wrong direction?" sounds far better in English and seems a very valid translation.