Brondesbury Fox
 

Colin McKenzie wrote

Edward Cowling London UK wrote:
"Time Fly's Like an Arrow.
Fruit Flies Like A Bannana."

What are you on about? The whole reason it's funny is that the word
is
flies in both sentences.

Indeed. But the sentence is not only a funny but also a demonstration
that for language understanding and translation some world or
encyclopedia knowledge is needed since the reader has to know that
"fruit flies" exist but "time flies" don't.

Correcting the errors :-

|| "Time flies like an arrow.
|| Fruit flies like a banana."

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Mike D