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Get an answer to a question returned using incorrect grammar:

In[1]:=

LLMSynthesize[{LLMPrompt["BadGrammar"],"How many eggs are in a dozen"}]

Out[1]=

In dozen a. Is twelve eggs.

Create a function that describes an object using bad grammar:

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bad=LLMFunction[{LLMPrompt["BadGrammar"],"What is a `1`?"}]

Out[2]=

LLMFunction

Template: TemplateObject ​ Name: BadGrammar Parameters: (none) ,What is a `1`? Interpreter: String

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In[3]:=

bad["cat"]

Out[3]=

Cat is a animal, it have fur and four legs.

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bad["lobster"]

Out[4]=

Lobster, it be a type of seafood that is often served with butter.

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