Does farmer Richard really know that Doris is in the field?
It is wrong to say that he "knows" that Doris is in the field, but it he changes his statement and instead of saying "I know" he says "I believe" then it is right, because he believed that his cow was in the field, but he didn't really have proves of it. Our vision can be easily deceived.
Was farmer Richard right to say that he knew she was in the field?
He wasn't wrong, because Doris really was in the field but his statement wasn't right formuled, he had to say "I believe Doris is in the field"
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