👉 The word "2317" is a bit of a mouthful, isn't it? It's like describing the number of things we have to do every day. Let me show you how it works in a simple yet hilarious way!
Imagine we're playing a game called "2317." You need 2317 pieces to start with. But when you get to the end, there are 703 pieces left over. That's like saying that we have 680624 things to do every day and then some. Now let's talk about a fun example sentence! Imagine someone is trying to solve a puzzle in a really big room with 10,000 toys. They need to find the right combination of 10,000 toy pieces to fit together and make it complete. That's like saying that we have to play a game with lots of toys and then some more. But wait! There's another way to say "2317." It's in a fun way called "N~1~ Diphenylcyclohexane 1,2 diamine." This is like saying that we need two things to make a puzzle and they're different colors. So when you hear the word "1," it means one thing, but when you hear "~1," it means another color! And "Diphenylcyclohexane" is just like a mix of
