"Raj was swimming in Delhi yesterday."

Translation: राज कल दिल्ली में तैर रहा था।

[Juses_crust]

Raj is high.

[neftali_7]

I wonder where he's swimming now.

[AndyJordan14]

Is there a particular reason why moving the कल to the beginning of this sentence causes it to be marked incorrect? So far it has seemed to me that Hindi has a preference for putting time words before the subject, so I was just playing along. It's inconsistent marking like this that makes me never quite sure of these things.

[Evelyn_Elena]

No its right too

[MKShukla]

How can someone swim in a city?

[khF1S]

If there is a lake or river in the city, it's easy to go swimming there.

[vkilohani]

As a native speaker, I'd never ever speak this sentence in this manner.

[LinguisticBoi]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYmB1NW7wPs

[ramnarayanan13]

Is kal raj wrong?

[B96lXSTM]

No

[Somasundharam]

Is this a proper sentence, Kal Dhili mein raj thear raha tha

[Theo763305]

in the "correct" answer the name Raj is omitted, replaced with Kal