"I see them when I arrive in the station."
Translation:Le vedo quando arrivo in stazione.
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They are assuming here that they arrivals were all female. Both answer should be correct though, it accepted 'li vedo' for me.
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It is not loro because
I = subject, the one doing the action = io
see, when I arrive at the station = verb, the action = the verb vedere
them = clitic direct object, the recipient of the action = li/le 3rd person plural m or m+f/f.
subject - direct object - verb -->
Io li/le vedo quando arrivo in stazione -->
li/le vedo quando arrivo in stazione
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First I wrote "vedo loro" and it corrected me to "vedo li". I passed the unit a second time, wrote "vedo li", and it corrected me to "vedo loro". There is an obvoius error here.
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Could 'le' be substituted by 'li' or 'gli' here, and what would be the difference in meaning?
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When we have "check the box" questions, I wish the phrases were more similar so we could really test ourselves on verb tense, articles, pronouns, etc.
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Never mind- "gli" is an indirect pronoun, and we need a direct pronoun (in this case, "le"). :)
