"هُناك عِلْكة وَلاب توب في شَنْطَتِك."

Translation: There is gum and a laptop in your bag.

[Maya603007]

Why am i being tested on english rather than arabic???? If i say a gum and laptop that is correct but not according to the app???

[Estel785882]

In English "gum" (as in chewing gum) is a mass noun, not a count noun. So you can have "some gum" or "a piece of gum" but not "a gum".

[gxmz16]

Same here ))) just because of the "a"

[Melda_c]

Why laab and tuub written as two different words?

[Gloria139514]

A system mistake that still with us!

[Mustafa435677]

I wrote absolutely correct translation, but it was not accepted. Something wrong. Admin please recheck my answer.

[SabineGermany]

why is my answer wrong? "There is a gum and a laptop in your bag."
why is it wrong to say "a gum" ? how would it be in Arabic to say "a gum"? could someone help me please ?

[Masha522911]

Exactly

[Marina488851]

There was no 2 "a" to put in the sentence...!

[SindriGujn]

I got a wrong answer for saying "chewing gum" for 3lka, in stead of "gum". Is there a way to fix that?

[bachir694840]

There is no a second 'a'???

[bachir694840]

Problem with a