How do you tell the difference between 'drinks' and 'is drinking'?
Would like an answer as well, shouldn't both be marked as correct?
Agreed
Why "A girl is drinking water" but not "A girl drinks Water"?
I'm a bit confused isn't "en flicka" mean "A girl" and not "One girl". Can anyone please explain and correct me?
It means both, you just have to decide from context which one fits better in English.
Thanks, very well.
I put the girl is drinking water instead of a girl is drinking water
Why does this not translate into: A girl drink THE water??? (vattEN) Thanks!
vatten is an ett word. This is the kind of word that is usually used as a mass noun of course, but the singular is ett vatten, vattnet 'a water, the water' and plural is vatten, vattnen 'waters, the waters'
Is .. is missing in sentence