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Hey Smarty Pants, I'm in the library checking out some books.

I'm going to read two sentences out loud, see if you can tell the difference in what they mean.

Ready? Here we go. Did you eat children?

Did you eat children?

Hmm, you may have noticed the words in each of those sentences were exactly the same, but the meaning, not so much.

Here, listen again. Did you eat children? Did you eat children?

Yep, the first one sounds like you're asking the children if they've eaten yet.

Who wants me cake?

And the second one sounds like you're asking a giant if they ate any children.

See if I fall from it.

So if the words are exactly the same, how is it that there can be two totally different meanings?

Children being fed food versus children being food.

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