Quick question--what's the distinction between "not true" and "doesn't make sense"? I'm currently interpreting not-true for things like "a dog is a kind of vegetable" and not-sense for things like "a dog is a kind of running"...
1. When taking the test, I was unsure whether "foo" and "a foo" were equivalent mod "minor grammatical errors". (Where foo="cricket" and "nickel".)
2. I'm glad your test doesn't stay away from such risque statements as "You are likely to find a penis in a vagina" and "Hookers is a kind of cleansing."
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2. I'm glad your test doesn't stay away from such risque statements as "You are likely to find a penis in a vagina" and "Hookers is a kind of cleansing."
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