"Your husband is behind you in this picture, Rosa."

Translation: زَوْجِك خَلْفِك في هٰذِهِ الْصّورة يا روزا.

[giovannico325125]

Why cant I write:

في هذه الصورة زوخك خلفك يا روزا

They Mark it wrong

[tsuj1g1r1]

It works. Report it. Just remember it's زوجك, not زوخك. And keep in mind that while you HAVE to put the prepositional phrase at the start if the subject is indefinite, in this case "zawjuk" is definite, so there is no preference for you to do this.

[fabiennelearn]

I wrote this as well, I think that it should work as well

[Axcah]

Same.

[Christoph55835]

زَوْجُكِ خَلْفَكِ في هذِهِ الصّورةِ يا روزا

[McDeeh]

Thank you for a gracious touch of MSA, kind man

[Bonjour689181]

In this picture your husband is behind you. Was not accepted. It seems the word order is considered relavent in translating. It seems several others have the same issue. Someone please address to this inquiry.

[MurielDE]

Same here. I thought it was more proper to start with "In this picture.." because it was the way the sentence was constructed in another exercise.

[suhaibkn]

Should be Rosa (روزَا) in the end and not Rosa-n (روزًا) in the pronounciation

[VasilikiMa628211]

In this picture your husband is behind you. Why is it wrong? In several sentences before they present it like this, now they don't accept it. Why????

[Sadiqua.India]

في ه‍َزِهِ الْصّورة زوْخِك خَلْفِقيا يا روزا should also be accepted i think so

[Axcah]

Why is "haadhihi fee" not acceptable?

[tsuj1g1r1]

Because "this is in" makes zero sense.

[Fekke0]

I thought I had found the rule ('before, after or next to' first) but no... Struggle further...

[tsuj1g1r1]

See what I said above. This rule applies if the subject is indefinite, but "your husband" is definite, so this rule doesn't have to apply anymore.