Incorrect exercise: [courseId=grammar-intro_eng][lessonNumber=3][exerciseId=2431]

[sisima70]

Description

Idiomatically, "People like us" means <lo prenu ku nelci mi'o>, so it's a bad example.

Diagnostics information (do not remove)

• Exercise identifier: [courseId=grammar-intro_eng][lessonNumber=3][exerciseId=2431]
• Exercise payload: {"shouldDisplayHint":false,"exercise":{"canonicalAnswer":"lo prenu ku nelci mi","sentences":[{"text":"People like us.","lojbanic":false}],"title":"Translate this sentence","type":"typing"}}
• Attempted solution: {"text":"lo prenu ku nelci mi"}
• Attempted solution was classified as correct: yes
• Validation payload: {"canonicalAnswer":"lo prenu ku nelci mi","correct":true}

[vinivosh]

True. Maybe a clarification for the sentence would make this unambiguous? Or mabe even There exists people that like us instead?

[sisima70]

Returning to this issue, I now think "People like us." could mean either or <lo ... mi'o>. Do we add more answers that are considered valid (might require a change in the core engine to be able to, but if I remember and can find the time I could probably do that myself), or do we add another sentence to the question text?