"Ils aideraient les gens qui sont au chômage."

Translation: They would help people who are unemployed.

[Gary771944]

"They would help the people who are unemployed." Not accepted. Pourquoi non?

[-BigWayne19-]

------ nor does duo accept "out of work ... " . . .

Big 8 aug 20

[Louradour5]

Accepted on 6 January 22.

[Vic3141]

Accepted now

[tienvoortien]

Why not "They would help people who are on unemployment benefits"

[HGPkURfv]

'They would help people who were unemployed.' or 'They would help unemployed people.'

[Dave962976]

Yes, the verb tenses seem to conflict.

[--Roody--]

It's present tense so you can't say "were
unemployed". But your other choice (unemployed people) is accepted.

[MARTILANNE]

no "s" sound on the slow speech

[AbeKornelis]

In English "the unemployed people" is a bit wordy. Don't we normally say "the unemployed" ?

[MARTILANNE]

chomeur/chomeuse is the word for unemployed. The sentence does translate as unemployed people

[LiamBaving]

They would like to help the unemployed people?