"आमिर राज के साथ गाँव गया है।"

Translation: Aamir has gone to the village with Raj.

[jegviltaledansk]

I wrote "aamir has gone with raj to the village" and it was marked wrong.

[rashtrakut]

Yeah that should be right.

[ianrowcliffe]

So did I. But this puts the focus on Raj in English, doesn't it? Presumably, the version in Hindi does not, but it is a fine point.

[ihavelonghair]

I wrote “Aamir and Raj went to the village together” but it wasn’t accepted. What’s the difference?

[MarcinM85]

That would be without है at the end.

[whimslcott]

I feel like somewhere along the line I completely lost track of all the things है does.

[SmileAndMoveOn]

One of the closest translation of your sentence will be— आमिर और राज एकसाथ गांवों गया ।

[AugustusMTG]

"Went to" vs. "has gone to"

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[Jeevikaa_nan]

Aamir along with raj has gone to the village

[ianrowcliffe]

Although not very current English, that would work, but why choose such a remote option? There is nothing to indicate that. That said, why not?

[Rahat485036]

i wrote aamir went to the village with raj why it no work

[ianrowcliffe]

see MarcinM85's comment above:-)

[glenda593367]

What i wrote was identical the correction how was my sentence considered wrong. Hopelessly confused

[Guenter212784]

I had "Aamir has gone to village together with Raj" - not accepted ...

[ReemAlHam123]

I wrote correct answer but it did says its wrong.

[GraysonElliott]

So can anyone confirm here that गया does not need a है?