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It is not a natural sentence. " It is quite hard to know without further context. It does not make sense to ask if your sentence is "true".
- It is not a natural sentence.
- " It is quite hard to know without further context.
- It does not make sense to ask if your sentence is "true".
- "true" and "false" refer to the factual accuracy of a statement.
- For example, the statement "Whales are mammals" is true, whereas "The Moon is made of green cheese" is false.
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It is not a natural sentence. It may be that you mean "Where can we get a good price for it?" It is quite hard to know without further context.
It does not make sense to ask if your sentence is "true". "true" and "false" refer to the factual accuracy of a statement. For example, the statement "Whales are mammals" is true, whereas "The Moon is made of green cheese" is false.
It does not make sense to ask if your sentence is "true". "true" and "false" refer to the factual accuracy of a statement. For example, the statement "Whales are mammals" is true, whereas "The Moon is made of green cheese" is false.
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How much does it cost and where should we pay for it?
It costs $15. You can pay at the front desk.
It costs $15. You can pay at the front desk.
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