Which contains an error in logic as worded?
Next year, free admission to the event for children under 10 will be abolished.
Next year, children under 10 will have to pay for the event instead of getting in free.
Next year, children under 10, who now get in to the event free, will be abolished.
Next year, children under 10 will no longer get in free to the event.

Question

Which contains an error in logic as worded?
Next year, free admission to the event for children under 10 will be abolished.
Next year, children under 10 will have to pay for the event instead of getting in free.
Next year, children under 10, who now get in to the event free, will be abolished.
Next year, children under 10 will no longer get in free to the event.

anonymous · Answer

Hello,

The logic in sentence number three, fails to follow through.

$\color{green}{\text{Next year, children under 10,}}$ $\color{green}{\text{who now get in to the event free,}}$ $\color{red}{\text{will be abolished.}}$

The logic is unclear as to what will be abolished.

Peace.