"Ambos os pais estão na delegação."

Translation: Both parents are in the delegation.

[pmm123]

Why is "Both the parents are in the delegation" not accepted?

[Trianaea]

I had the same question... Surely it should be right? Because "Both of the parents are in the delegation" and "Both parents are in the delegation" are accepted... so yeah... just report I guess? Unless someone cares to give a peculiar explanation for all of this.

[JoyceHilary]

Still not accepted. Annoying.

[CameronNed]

This is doubly annoying now because we get penalized for """"""""wrong""""""""""" answers.

[chulacholula]

what about "at the delegation?"

[PaulRobert667871]

I don't think a delegation is a place, it's a group of people. So you can be in it, among it, within it, but not at it.

[pietvo]

Can you also say "ambos pais", or is the article necessary?

[Afoita]

Why is the answer Both parents are in the delegation now? Where is "now" in the Portuguese?

[ZuMako8_Momo]

It has been edited accordingly

[DaleWheatley]

The audio was horrible for me

[reno300]

me too, reported it