answer:In the dialogue, Tom asks Mike if he's free on Sunday because he booked a tennis court for them to play. However, Mike reveals that he twisted his ankle badly the week before and will not be able to participate. Tom offers to cancel the booking and Mike apologizes for not informing him earlier. He mentions that he should be able to play sports in two weeks and suggests rescheduling the tennis match for then. Tom agrees to reschedule.,In this dialogue, Tom invites Mike to play tennis on Sunday, but Mike, who had twisted his ankle badly the previous week due to uneven terrain during a run, informs Tom that he cannot join. Tom expresses his empathy, and they plan to reschedule for when Mike is cleared for sports in two weeks., Tom had made plans to play tennis with Mike on Sunday, but Mike injured his ankle and won't be able to play. Mike mentions that he twisted his ankle while running and is still recovering. Tom decides to cancel the tennis court reservation, and Mike suggests they reschedule for two weeks later when he should be healed.

answer:Alright, imagine there's a little country called the Irish Free State that just started in 1922, like being born as a baby. The first statement says that this new country was born, which means it started or began in 1922. Now, the second statement asks if the Irish Free State was put to rest or finished in 1922. Since the first statement says the Irish Free State was just born or started in 1922, it doesn't make sense that it would also be put to rest or end in the same year. So, the first statement doesn't agree with the second statement, and they can't both be true., Well, if the premise is true, that means the Irish Free State was created in 1922. Since something that is born is just starting to exist, it couldn't have been put to rest or ended at the same time. So, the hypothesis that the Irish Free State was put to rest in 1922 is not likely to be true, since it had just begun to exist. But remember, the Irish Free State did eventually cease to exist and was replaced by what is now the Republic of Ireland, just not in 1922.,Alright, little buddy! Let's think about these two pieces of information. In 1922, the Irish Free State was born, which means it started or was created. Now, the hypothesis says that in 1922, the Irish Free State was put to rest for the final time, which means it ended or went away. These two things are not the same. The first one is about something starting, and the second one is about something ending. So, if the premise is true, it doesn't tell us that the hypothesis is true, because they have different meanings.

answer:Это казалось бы что лошадка водит истории, но на самом деле лошадь делает движения только по ощущению держателя на сетке и контингуренца1 готовителя истории. Перевод на русский: Похоже, что лошадка перевощает говору, но на самом деле ходят та всякие движения лошады только из-за уже бодрости2 кормовитя говорящих., Лошадь кажется, что она сама управляет, но на самом деле она двигается только тогда, когда чувствует повязку and головную повязку всадника на своей голове. Translation: A horse may seem like it's leading the rider, but the truth is that the horse only moves when it feels the bridle and headstall of the rider. Explanation: When a person rides a horse, they use special equipment called a bridle and headstall. The bridle goes around the horse's head and the headstall goes over its nose. The rider uses reins attached to the bridle to give the horse directions. The horse cannot move unless it feels the pressure from the bridle and headstall. So even though it might seem like the horse is leading the way, it's really just following the directions of the rider.,Но хотя кажется, что лошадь ведет наездника, на самом деле лошадь двигается только потому что чувствует уздечку и головник, которыми управляет наездник. Теперь я переведу это на русский язык для тебя, малыш. Хотя на первый взгляд кажется, что лошадь ведет человека, на самом деле лошадь движется из-за ощущения узды и головника, которыми управляет человек-наездник.

answer:Step 1: Identify the subject of the sentence, which is "The Migos." Step 2: Identify the claim made about the subject, which is that they "released at least one song so far." Step 3: Check the text for information about the subject and their possible song releases. Step 4: The text mentions a song by the Migos, "Look at My Dab," which was released as a single on October 30, 2015. Step 5: The text confirms that the Migos have released at least one song. Based on the text provided, the correct answer is: Yes.,Step 1: Read and analyze the text. The text provided is about a song called "Look at My Dab" released by the Migos group, and it includes information about the release date, label, mixtape it was included in, and its position on the "Billboard" Hot 100 chart. Step 2: Identify information relevant to the task. The sentence we need to determine the truth of is: "The Migos have released at least one song so far." This sentence relates to the release of songs by the Migos group. Step 3: Compare the information to the given sentence. The text states that the group has released the song "Look at My Dab." This information matches the sentence we need to determine the truth of. Step 4: Determine if the sentence is true based on the given text. The information in the text supports the claim in the sentence. Therefore, we can conclude that "The Migos have released at least one song so far" is true. Answer: Yes, Yes, the Migos have released at least one song so far. The text mentions "Look at My Dab," a song by the Migos that was released as a single on October 30, 2015. This indicates that the Migos have released at least one song, namely "Look at My Dab."