There are three errors in this puzzle. What are they?
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Blaine The Mono
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Wed 26 Mar, 2003 09:23 am
Don't just correct the sentence, name each error.......... And I assure you there are 3 errors..... ..........Youre all going to hate me when I tell you the third.
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Slappy Doo Hoo
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Wed 26 Mar, 2003 09:40 am
They are three errers in this puzzle - what are they?
"They" should be There.
"errers" should be errors.
And...the "-" should be: "puzzle: what are they?"
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Frank Apisa
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Wed 26 Mar, 2003 10:09 am
"They" should be "there."
"Errers" should be "errors."
And there are "three errors" in the puzzle is the third.
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Craven de Kere
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Wed 26 Mar, 2003 10:22 am
three = 2
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dlowan
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Wed 26 Mar, 2003 02:36 pm
Yep.
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Dark Dealer
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Sun 9 Oct, 2005 02:06 pm
The first two errors are 'There' and 'errors' but the third error is that it is a paradox!
If the third error is that there are only two errors then the sentance should be 'There are two errors in this puzzle - what are they?' but that would make the 'two errors' a error(because there were actually three including the 'there are actually only two errors') making the last error a paradox!