You will read some sentences. These are sentneces from transcriptions of real conversations real poeple had over the phone. Your task is to answer a question about the red sentence to the best of your ability.
The experiment will take approximately 10 minutes. Let's start with two examples!
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I had some of the banana yogurt.
I had some, but not all of the banana yogurt
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In your rating, consider whether the sentence 'some, but not all' expresses the same thing as the red sentence. In this example the two sentences are very similar.
There's probably some peanuts in the pantry.
There's probably some, but not all peanuts in the pantry.
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In your rating, consider whether the sentence 'some, but not all' expresses the same thing as the red sentence. In this example the two sentences are very different.
Great! Now we can start the real experiment. You will now read 20 sentences. Your task is to rate how similar the red sentence is to the blue sentence where the word 'some' is replaced with 'some, but not all'. Sometimes, the blue sentence will sound strange. In this case, give a rating to the best of your ability, but also click the checkbox next to "The blue sentence sounds strange".
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