I was surfing the net, searching for my report on "The Evolution of Money during the Japanese Regime in the Philippines" and playing the "Restaurant City" in facebook when my sister, while eating jack fruit, said: " I have a game for you and its not an ordinary game for it's logical. We had this while having a break from our case study."
I looked at her and thought, "Why not? Game!"
"Ok, listen carefully... "Harry likes basketball but not basket."- - -she said while she enjoy eating the fruit.
I looked at her with a questioning look.
"Harry likes Kamille but not Kams"- - -she added.
"So, what's logical with that?", I thought.
and here's another one- - -"Harry likes University of the Philippines but not U.P."
I was then focused on what she was saying that I forgot about my net surfing, I repeated every example she said. She told me that if I already know the game, I'll just make my own example, so I said "Eugene likes Miriam College but not M.C." (I had thought of this only because she use her own school...hahaha!)
"Yeah, could be", she said and then added "Harry likes Marriete but not Mar" and "Harry likes the floor but not the ceiling"...
Hhmmmm...I was in deep thinking. It somehow gave me an idea. I told her that maybe it's liking a common noun to a proper noun and gave an example like "Harry likes animals but not dogs".
"No, don't mind about the things you're talking but the words itself", she said. I thought of writing-down her examples for it is much easier to decipher, but she didn't allow me. "It is better if you'll get the answer by just thinking with all the effort of imagining," she said. So I was left imaging and imagining every word of the sentence in my head...and as I repeat her examples, I was able to get the logic... out of the game.
How about you?
Got the logic?
Got the logic?
The examples (from my sister) are provided. :)
Try it yourself and drop a comment to my comment box on what you guess about this game.
I have one for you:
"Melissa likes cellphone but not phone."
Enjoy!!!
