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In Level 2, English, I see two potential confusions:
First confusion
name {is} Hedy
age {is} 15
{print} name is age years old
The word is in the print statement was confusing to my kid, because it looks the same as the is in the previous two statements which have a completely different meaning in the language.
I don't know how to tackle this without being too verbose. For example, you could modify the print statement as
{print} name happens to be age years old
Second confusion
This one is simpler:
favorite_animals {is} _
{print} I like favorite_animals
Instead of plural favourite_animals, using singular would be better: favourite_animal {is} ...
The plural makes it appear as if a list of animals is expected.
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Great catch on the second one, that indeed should be singular to avoid confusion. I think it is there by accident, because in Dutch we do have the singular form (pinging @MarleenGilsing our content developer to fix that across languages).
As for the first one I think the difference is clear because of the syntax highlighting colors, so I'd propose to leave that as is.
In Level 2, English, I see two potential confusions:
First confusion
The word
is
in the print statement was confusing to my kid, because it looks the same as theis
in the previous two statements which have a completely different meaning in the language.I don't know how to tackle this without being too verbose. For example, you could modify the print statement as
Second confusion
This one is simpler:
Instead of plural
favourite_animals
, using singular would be better:favourite_animal {is} ...
The plural makes it appear as if a list of animals is expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: