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Serious Max
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Three statements:
1) I will take a shower if the water is warm.
2) I will take a shower unless the water is cold.
3) I will not take a shower unless the water is warm.
How different are their meanings?
First guess was:
1) water is warm => I take a shower
2) water is not cold = water is warm => I take a shower
3) water is warm => I could take a shower
Although, I suspect the second one doesn't mean warm, just not cold (could be cool for example). So it's a statement on its own.
So:
1) water is warm => I take a shower
2) water is not cold => I take a shower
3) water is warm => I could take a shower
1) I will take a shower if the water is warm.
2) I will take a shower unless the water is cold.
3) I will not take a shower unless the water is warm.
How different are their meanings?
First guess was:
1) water is warm => I take a shower
2) water is not cold = water is warm => I take a shower
3) water is warm => I could take a shower
Although, I suspect the second one doesn't mean warm, just not cold (could be cool for example). So it's a statement on its own.
So:
1) water is warm => I take a shower
2) water is not cold => I take a shower
3) water is warm => I could take a shower