"Ela para."

Translation: She stops.

[sewerhorse6]

The in line translation only says for and to, does not show a verb.

[el325]

FYI: the verb is "parar", and means "to stop".

[Frencesca]

no help from the dictionary (reported)

[NobleJohn]

3 Weeks later it's still not fixed. I've just reported it (again).

[deactivated user]

Is it "para" or is it "pára"? This exercise shows no accent, while elsewhere I have seen it with an accent.

[Paulenrique]

It is a bug. "Para" has no accent.

[JanieDarling]

Obrigada. I answered the first time with no accent and got "almost correct" and showed with an accent. So when it came around again, I did it with an accent and again I got "almost correct and it showed no accent. I came here so confused. lol

[deactivated user]

Obrigado.

[pnehls]

a little help on the translation when we are given new words would be great

[annekarakash]

If I didn't already know Spanish, I would have no chance at this since the translation words were "to" and "for". No verb was given.

[Lingodingle]

Ditto

[PiNgtime]

I got it wrong obviously. I laughed. Is this still in beta? Hope they look at these things closesly for future users.

[Frencesca]

If you report it, they can use the feedback since this is a beta version

[Otaku2Learn]

Would this verb have an infinitive?

[Paulenrique]

Yes. To stop = parar

[Karen344106]

What is the difference, if i was reading, to know which para is to stop and which means to, with etc.