Can one word changed in a sentence, make the whole meaning of the sentence different?
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Yes. "I walked the dog" vs. "I kissed the dog". Very different but both are needed.
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The word "not" can make a sentence change to the completely opposite meaning.
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"and the word was God" vs "and the word was a god" one implies a single god, the second implies a plurality of gods.. all it took was the smallest word in the english language to change the entire implication of the phrase, not even a negator, just a simple article. imagine.
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I do NOT think so.
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Yes. Example: Can one word changed in a sentence make the whole MEANING of the sentence different? Can one word changed in a sentence make the whole STRUCTURE of the sentence different?
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