"This cookie is in the market."

Translation: Hoc crustulum in foro est.

[Metlieb]

I got a multiple choice here:
1. Hoc vinum est in foro.
2. Hoc vinum in foro est.
3. Hoc crustulum in foro est.
From my point of view, both 1 and 2 should be accepted, yet The Owl will only accept 1. For future, how do I report mistakes like this (id est, which entry from the report mistake do I pick?).

[PERCE_NEIGE]

I suggest taking a screenshot, and posting a thread in the general forum (or mailing them). Because, when you say, "I had this error", and no screenshot, there is always the possibility you didn't notice a little difference, or at least, there's a doubt. With a screenshot no problem.$

[1Reneee]

Options 1 and 2 refer to 'vinum', but (at least according to the sentence at the top of this thread) it should be 'crustulum'. So only option 3 is correct.

[BluuDuud]

Why hoc and not hic?

[ianterrell]

Shouldnt est in foro be acceptable

[Azim6102]

Some kind of euphemism?

[eduardolombello]

Why not crustulus?

[VeikkaP]

Because the dictionary form of the word is "crustulum" not "crustulus". The word belongs to the second declensions group and is a neuter.

[logicalbookworm]

Why crustulum instead of crustula?

[aboyer02]

Crustulum is singular, crustula is plural. We were translating the singular.