Question
Which sentence correctly uses the word prose?
Responses
The work of prose was arranged in couplets.
The work of prose was arranged in couplets.
I will prose the assignment for her.
I will prose the assignment for her.
I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose.
I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose .
I was hoping the prose would use the proper meter and rhyme.
Responses
The work of prose was arranged in couplets.
The work of prose was arranged in couplets.
I will prose the assignment for her.
I will prose the assignment for her.
I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose.
I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose .
I was hoping the prose would use the proper meter and rhyme.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The sentence that correctly uses the word "prose" is:
"I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose."
This sentence accurately portrays prose as a form of written language that is not structured in verses, unlike poetry.
"I didn't ask her to write a poem—I wanted plain prose."
This sentence accurately portrays prose as a form of written language that is not structured in verses, unlike poetry.
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