"Is hij aan het werken?"

Translation: Is he working?

[Mr.Yartsev]

One of the words offered for answer was "=". What would that mean..

[CJ.Dennis]

I just got the same thing. It means someone made a mistake.

[El2theK]

That shouldn't be an option and isn't in the system. If you come across it again can you make a screenshot and post it here?

[MentalPinball]

I just had it, I didn't realise I should have taken a screenshot (and sadly I have no idea how to post screenshots here when using the app).

[El2theK]

You posted it on another sentence so I'll include this also here: https://www.mediafire.com/view/9z9pqiaep9trr8l

We have no control over what words you are able to select in the app. The only thing we are able to do is make sure that (only) correct answers are available. I assume there is an algorithm that then selects a few other words at random along with the correct words.

[MentalPinball]

Thnx! :)

[stephenpeckhover]

what would be "is he working on it?"?

[El2theK]

Is hij eraan het werken? or Werkt hij eraan?

[e1VpVxkl]

Your first option should be: "Is hij eraan aan het werken?" But that's not very pretty Dutch, so I wouldn't use it.

[Vince428054]

How do we translate the following then : "Is he at work ?" Is it "Is hij aan het werk ?"

[MentalPinball]

is hij op zijn werk?

[JakeLashbr]

Kan je schrijf... "Werk hij?"....

[MentalPinball]

I suppose you can (almost!). Btw: 'kan je "werkT hij?" schrijven?'

[Maya137504]

aan het werken....is that correct Dutch?

[xMerrie]

Yes. "Is hij aan het werken?" is correct Dutch.

[e1VpVxkl]

As a Dutch I say: No, it is not.

[e1VpVxkl]

"Is hij aan het WERK?

I think most Dutch people say "aan het WERK". In 70 years I have never heard anyone say "aan het werken"!