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Lexxe Help
Lexxe is designed with higher intelligence level of understanding human language than the second generation search engines, like Google. It is somewhat like an automatic camera, which can focus by itself without manual adjustment of the lense. Enjoy the luxury of Lexxe!
However, at this early stage of development of Lexxe, a 3rd generation search engine, one still needs to be a bit cautious in using it. Please follow the advice below to achieve the best effect in answer finding.
- It is more effective to ask a Natural Language questions under 10 words;
- Ask simple questions instead of complex ones;
- Write your question with a question word at the beginning of a sentence, e.g. who, what, which, when, where, why and how; [to form Interrogative Questions]
- Or write your question with a modal verb at the beginning of a sentence, e.g. can, may, must, etc; [to form Affirmative Quesitons]
- Or write your question with a form of the auxilary verbs at the beginning of a sentence, e.g. BE (is, was, are, were), HAVE (has, have, had), DO (do, does, did), etc. [to form Affirmative Quesitons]
Please find the following sample question useful in helping you form your own queries:
Short questions can be asked started with a "wh-" word:
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