differences - "A wrong answer" vs "the wrong answer" - English …
It's unlikely that the reponse to a reply of "London" would be "that's the wrong answer." It would more probably be "that's a wrong answer" or "that's incorrect." There is apparently some need for agreement between the article used for right answer and the article used for wrong answer. If there is only one correct answer, then "that's the ...
Wrong or incorrect? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
The two words indeed overlap in meaning, but the word wrong can be used to refer to moral lapses, while incorrect isn't really used that way. That's why wrong can seem like a "more negative," "more harsh," or "more personal" word than incorrect. Compare these definitions from Collins: wrong (adjective) 1 not correct or truthful ⇒ the wrong answer
What is a word for a question that has no answer because it is ...
The series of events your friend described did involve fallacious reasoning. The reasoning was invalid. However, the actual question was "Where did the $2 go?", which has a legitimate answer, "The $2 never existed. It was created through erroneous reasoning in the story." A legitimate, valid question, and a legitimate, valid answer.
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"I'm well" vs. "I'm good" vs. "I'm doing well", etc
2010年8月13日 · The reason people give the responses you label as “wrong” is because well and good have more meanings than the ones you cite. Merriam-Webster, for example, gives definitions that make sense of the three examples you label “wrong”: For “I’m well”, there is well (adjective) 1b: being in satisfactory condition or circumstances
"You are asking a wrong person" vs "You are asking the wrong …
2012年8月8日 · Being the wrong person to answer a question is a more complicated assessment where you're being singled out as a bad source of information, which is a recommendation to the listener. In the personal assessment of being the wrong person, it's more about the I and less about how or why you're the wrong person, whereas in being stupid it's less ...
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2017年1月12日 · I think your Imagine examples are clearly right or wrong to native English speakers, and it's the trick I use, but I don't think either is obviously right or wrong to a non-native speaker. I suspect learning the subjective vs the objective cases, as explained by @PDG, is more likely to work when nothing sounds right or wrong due to lack of ...
articles - "has a wrong format" or "has the wrong format" - English ...
The more correct term would be "Is the wrong format". I'm inclined to agree with Hellion - insofar as if an HTML file is expected, and there is a missing angled bracket (or other similar error) - I'd report that the input format was okay (HTML), but that it contained malformed tags or that it resulted in parsing errors.
What's a term for something that's not right and not wrong?
2017年11月10日 · In brief, however, it sounds like the results of your experiment are inconclusive with regards to the hypothesis, because you cannot conclude whether they are "right" or "wrong." – choster Commented Nov 9, 2017 at 22:52
What is the word that means an "unanswerable question"?
2015年3月13日 · You are asking for an answer to the unanswerable. The degree of recursion is limitless. Please expand on this question by adding a phrase for context or example. Purely philosophical questions are for another part of Stack Exchange. The quick answer is that questions beyond the sphere of reason are known as indeterminate questions.