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** Understanding things by their properties
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(Broken and unbroken flowerpots; Terracottissima)
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The flowerpots once again, but this time arranged so that after the first breakage all undamaged pots are said to be "unbroken", to distinguish them from the others.
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This easiest way to do this uses the "printing the name of" activity, which will come up in the following chapter:
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{*}"Terracottissima"
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A flowerpot is a kind of thing. Understand "pot" as a flowerpot.
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A flowerpot can be unbroken or broken. After dropping an unbroken flowerpot: say "Crack!"; now the noun is broken. Understand the broken property as describing a flowerpot.
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Before printing the name of a broken flowerpot, say "broken ". Before printing the name of an unbroken flowerpot: if a flowerpot is broken, say "unbroken ".
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Before printing the plural name of a broken flowerpot, say "broken ". Before printing the plural name of an unbroken flowerpot: if a flowerpot is broken, say "unbroken ".
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The Herb Garden is a room. In the Herb Garden are ten unbroken flowerpots.
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Test me with "get three flowerpots / drop all / look". |