To look is not the same as to peer. Just because one looks through a fence does not mean he is looking at his neighbor. Just because one looks through the bars of a wooden fence does not mean there is a gap in his fence.


Given the statement "A bearded man in a white striped shirt looks through the bars of a wooden fence.", is the statement "A bearded man peers at his neighbor through a gap in his wooden fence." wrong?
- Yes
- No
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