Write only T if the statement is not a proposition. Write F if the statement is a proposition and write its truth value. 1. Can I say something weird?2. I will marry you.3. Marry me please!4. I have a huge bird inside the box.5. It is not the case that I love you.6. I love siomai rice.7. Let's confuse non-IT students.8. HTML is a programming language.9. Someone loves me.10. Someone hates me.11. Everyone doesn't love me.12. I have a pen.13. I have an apple.14. Please add me on Facebook.15. Follow me also on Twitter.16. Give a man a fish.17. Send memes please!18. What does the fox say?19. 1110110 + x = y20. Buy me a ticket.

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Write only T if the statement is not a proposition. Write F if the statement is a proposition and write its truth value.

1. Can I say something weird?
2. I will marry you.
3. Marry me please!
4. I have a huge bird inside the box.
5. It is not the case that I love you.
6. I love siomai rice.
7. Let's confuse non-IT students.
8. HTML is a programming language.
9. Someone loves me.
10. Someone hates me.
11. Everyone doesn't love me.
12. I have a pen.
13. I have an apple.
14. Please add me on Facebook.
15. Follow me also on Twitter.
16. Give a man a fish.
17. Send memes please!
18. What does the fox say?
19. 1110110 + x = y
20. Buy me a ticket.

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