"वह बच्ची नवंबर में दिल्ली जायेगी ।"

Translation: That child will go to Delhi in November.

[KerryHindi]

I was marked incorrect for the answer "That girl will go to Delhi in November". Can someone please explain why? Thanks.

[khF1S]

Girl is लड़की. But बच्ची is a child (who happens to be a girl - a distinction we can't make in English.)

[Ken384225]

Apparently, “That child will be going to Delhi in November,” is wrong. Don’t know why.

[ThomasMeij]

That would be future continuous, whereas the sentence is only future simple. (To be do-ING, that "ing" is a marker for a continuous form.)

[RohanSoni8]

That translates to:
वह बच्ची नवंबर में दिल्ली जा रही होगी।
Vah bachchi november mein Dilli (Delhi) jā rahi hogi.

[ph.f73ZbO]

I think so

[WahajMinha]

yes

[E2.m2c4.p2c2]

"I had that child will go in November to Delhi."

Why is that marked wrong?

[Gita-ji]

The verb go to is usually placed before the destination—Delhi.
The time follows, or can be at the beginning—or maybe even after the subject.

[VZbLAexr]

So can either me or ko be used to mean "in" when talking about months?

[Gita-ji]

me is used for in when talking about months.
ko is used for on when talking about days of the week.

[WahajMinha]

what