[quote userid="12930" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244566#244566"]Thousand is perhaps more correctly a numerical determiner than a numeral adjective. Similarly my is perhaps more correctly a possessive determiner than a possessive adjective, but you will not find it hard to find sources describing it either way.[/quote] None of this is simple and I don’t think the question is answerable without seeing the learning materials. I think 4, 5, and (IIRC) 11 were all acceptable answers. The question feels more like a gotcha than truly testing understandi ..read more

Nobody is going to publicise on an internet forum that they are guilty of providing discounted or free care on occasions to those who can't afford it as that is to suggest that they are running a robin hood outfit and those funding it might object. Ask a retired vet though and you might get a different story ..read more

[quote userid="12930" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244568#244568"]Can you ask chat GDP if it writes the questions for GL assessments[/quote] I love humor ..read more

Can you ask chat GDP if it writes the questions for GL assessments ..read more

[quote userid="12930" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244566#244566"]Thousand is perhaps more correctly a numerical determiner than a numeral adjective[/quote] You need to convince chat GPT ..read more

So this question came from a gl assessment familiarisation test in English for 11 year old children. 11plus.gl-assessment.co.uk/.../ and download English to find it and published answer. It reminded me of the famous quote from a government report from 1921: It is impossible at the present juncture to teach English grammar in the schools for the simple reason that no one knows exactly what it is. Thousand is perhaps more correctly a numerical determiner than a numeral adjective. Similarly my is perhaps more correctly a possessive determiner than a possessive adjective, but you will not find it ..read more

And there I thought it was a trick question with ‘happily’ being the fifth ..read more

[quote userid="25265" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244563#244563"] ChatGPT is optimised[/quote] Yes AU Artificial Unintelligent ..read more

[quote userid="4103" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244562#244562"]Actually with chat GPT it depends they way you are formulating your questions, so it makes it a bit unreliable[/quote] I said something similar in a previous thread but ChatGPT is optimised for plausibility, not accuracy. I had a feeling it would get the simpler form ..read more

[quote userid="25265" url="~/f/non-clinical-questions/30950/how-many-adjectives-in-this-sentence/244561#244561"]what does it say if you ask the same question about the phrase “a thousand birds”?[/quote] Here it goes... You how many adjectives in a thousand birds ChatGPT "Thousand" is the only adjective in the phrase "a thousand birds." Adjectives are words that describe or modify nouns, and in this case, "thousand" describes the number of birds. But in You how many adjectives in merry songs of a thousand happy birds, and drank in the pure air of spring ChatGPT In the phrase "merry songs of a t ..read more