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Yeah, it exceeded my own stack :). Is it, "The boy hit the dog, the dog then bit the girl, who then cried?" Some of those verbs are binary operators (transitiv
by function_seven 11y ago
Yeah, it exceeded my own stack :). Is it, "The boy hit the dog, the dog then bit the girl, who then cried?"
Some of those verbs are binary operators (transitive), others are unary (intransitive).
- jloughry 11y agoArgh! You're right; I got the words out of order. It should be: The girl the boy the dog bit hit cried. I tried parenthesising it; I tried Lisp syntax (you're right; it's the mix of direct and indirect objects that complicates things); nothing worked. It's a diabolical sentence. The best I could come up with was this: In step 1, the dog bit the boy. In step 2, the boy hit the girl. In step 3, the girl cried.