"The boy and girl study at home."

Translation: Puer et puella domi student.

[Lucaspopsnaebare]

I was used to plurals and didn't even notice this one was differente lmao good play duolingo

[aalready]

So if the subjects are two separate individuals, there's no use for 'sunt'?

[Moopish]

There is no use for sunt since student is the verb. Having both student and sunt would be like saying 'are study' or 'are are studying' in English.

[aalready]

Owwww got it! Thanks mate

[Clemente9696]

Would " puer et puella domi student" sound right as well?

[Clemente9696]

"Puer et puella in domi student" sorry

[Moopish]

No, domi is the locative case and is not used with the preposition in. The locative already specifies location while in is used with the ablative case to specify a location (since the ablative has other uses as well).

Not all nouns can use the locative. Names of cities, towns, small islands and a handful of other nouns like domus can use the locative.