Answer the following two prompts:

$1)$ Provide an example of two sentences with the same literal meaning that suggest very different things.

$2)$ The classic sorites paradox claims that one grain of sand cannot make a heap, and adding just one grain of sand to something that is not a heap will not give you a heap. It seems, then, that no matter how many grains of sand you use, you cannot make a heap. This is clearly false. What do you think goes wrong with the reasoning in this paradox?

As always, examples should be considerably different from those in the textbook and the course materials.