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I typed in "I eat orange" but correct answer was "I eat oranges" I think this sentence can be translated to "I eat orange" no?
September 3, 2018
Actually, the correct answer is "I eat orange", because "oranges" is plural, so if we translate "oranges" to Indonesian is "jeruk-jeruk" or "banyak jeruk".
March 7, 2019
It corrected me to say "I ate oranges". I did get it wrong, but the correction is different than here.
Does makan represent past and present?
October 12, 2018
Would it not be "Saya makan sebuah apel"... where's the "sebuah"... is it optional?
February 14, 2019
Yes, "sebuah" show that the thing is singular(?), but we rarely use it if we do an informal conversation
March 7, 2019
