Incorrect exercise: [courseId=grammar-intro_eng][lessonNumber=6][exerciseId=3747]

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Description

English wording is somewhat unclear about what is being promised. Did they promised who you are, or they promise to you. The correct answer was "to you" as opposed to "promising you" so I think the correct wording would be:

I know that the instructor promised to you.

Instead of

I know that the instructor promised you.

Diagnostics information (do not remove)

• Exercise identifier: [courseId=grammar-intro_eng][lessonNumber=6][exerciseId=3747]
• Exercise payload: {"shouldDisplayHint":false,"exercise":{"canonicalAnswer":"mi djuno lo du'u lo ctuca ku nupre fi do kei ku","sentences":[{"text":"I know that the instructor promised you.","lojbanic":false}],"title":"Translate this sentence","type":"typing"}}
• Attempted solution: {"text":"mi djuno lodu'u lo ctuca ku nupre fi do keiku"}
• Attempted solution was classified as correct: yes
• Validation payload: {"canonicalAnswer":"mi djuno lo du'u lo ctuca ku nupre fi do kei ku","correct":true}