Background
Below are cited from pp. 14-15 of Introduction to Mathematical Thinking by Keith Devlin:
You often see the following notice posted in elevators:
IN CASE OF FIRE, DO NOT USE ELEVATOR.
Obviously this notice is intended to mean:
If there is a fire, do not use a elevator.
But the wri...
@EddieKal This is what a rude/spam post looks like to high rep users:
JR and I both were editing out the nasty stuff, but it wasn’t really necessary unless the text was so extensive or abusive we didn’t want to have to look at it ourselves.
@DevilsbestfriendisLunar Which chatroom are you looking for?
@DevilsbestfriendisLunar Very Canadian of you
@Usernew Honestly I've forgotten about all the terminology. Can't your question have something to do with parasites and amino acids and anticholinergic drugs?
@Usernew So isn't like whatever is after "like" is a complement, rather than a modifier, for "like"? And I totally forgot how analysis works for infinitives
But you could call it an apple pie for all it matters
You're gonna leave and come back whenever I ping you, don't you
@Usernew So that was the exact question? What is the class about? It sounds a bit irrelevant to learning English, it just seems like a sentence analysis exercise
sorry, my account just has a teal number, I was made to have curiosity. So my curiosity won me over. Here I am typing this and sorry for disturbing you
Why one one has ever made a movie that has an avalanche of misunderstandings all stemming from a misquotation or misunderstanding of the English language.
I came across this answer that repeated the contents of the question verbatim. I made a suggested edit that essentially removed the question from the answer.
However, the edit was rejected by the post author on the grounds that it didn't improve the readability of the answer
The edit does not im...