"She will be sitting down in a chair."

Translation: Bidh i a' suidhe ann an cathair.

[pi5zZA0z]

So "suidhe" is "sitting down"? I would have thought you needed to add "sios."

[Jodvqe]

my thoughts exactly!

[Sandra509547]

I was just about to ask that.

[MacLabhruinn]

Would you never say 'Bidh i a' suidhe sìos...' then? If you can say this, then this shouldn't be marked wrong. If you would never say this, then fair enough it's wrong (if a little unfair on learners).

[Candida64]

I got this exact thing wrong too when I added sios

[jill332471]

Yep, me too. Added sios lost a mark. Which is correct please?

[Donald451954]

This is unfair. You have just taught us suide and sios but now you tell us not to use sios. How are we supposed to know?

[Richard604039]

I did the same and added sios.

[Jen942985]

Yep, I entered a' suidhe sìos and it was marked wrong, the hints are misleadong if that isn't what you would say or translate from that english.

[MoragMcdon]

Should also accept "ise" as well as "i"

[DeeWebster3]

The sentence to be translated should omit the word 'down' then if you don't want to use the word sios (can't put the accent on the i from here). When I hovered my mouse over the sentence t check it before hitting the green check button, it showed using the word for down. Therefore, I feel my answer should be accepted.