>("Add buy ketchup to my shopping reminders" failed, but "Add ketchup to my shopping list" worked)
This is exactly the way I would expect it to work. Would you say to a personal assistant: "Add buy ketchup to my shopping reminders"? It isn't natural. The second phrase is much more natural and was understood as one would expect.
>("Add buy ketchup to my shopping reminders" failed, but "Add ketchup to my shopping list" worked)
This is exactly the way I would expect it to work. Would you say to a personal assistant: "Add buy ketchup to my shopping reminders"? It isn't natural. The second phrase is much more natural and was understood as one would expect.