It’s basically a smart Toggl (and Tog, I do think Toggl is not the best verb; see below!) but instead of a sentence there are several options. I’ve already seen it once or twice before, and it’s one of those things that I was not familiar with before.

Some people call it “dumb Grant”. I call it “smart Grant”.

Here are some other words that might be applied to it:

A verb like “can” in this context.

An adjective like “smart” (more on this later).

A modifier adjective like “lucky” (in other words, a better than average chance for getting whatever was said, but not more important for most purposes).

The word “can”. You’ll probably see it mentioned more than “can” (and the same thing happens when you talk about “it-could”) and it looks like: It’s smart. It got me lucky.

As a sentence is often a combination of these three possibilities it is very confusing, even if you are fully confident about the concept of what it means (a smarter sentence is very helpful, trust me). This is where the “smart Grant” comes in.

Now we’ll start the exercise of understanding what this word means, which we’ll do with just two “rules” or sentences:

Let X be a sentence you know. Let X= X. That means that you know all the sentences in X (and not as well as you think you know them; it is possible that you do not believe even some of them, even if you wrote them down), but still you just know your “rules” of what that sentence is like.

So when you say X, you say this sentence that I’ve created:

1–3 – It got me lucky.

Here’s the rule:

Let X be a sentence you know. Let X= X. That means that you know all the sentences in X (and not as well as you think you know them), but still you just know your “rules” of what that sentence is like.

To see how I used the word “rules”, let’s take an example you have never heard before, so if you know the sentence it says, you have no problem with the next sentence:

3–6 – I’m going to be late for tomorrow.

But you know (or can at least guess)

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