The description text doesn't match the unit test

Seems it has been fixed at some point.

the use with an appostrophe and a lowercase i in "i'am" is improper english

That's not critical.

It says the same to me when I tried to submit my F# solution. I'm also a beginner and don't know if it's me or the F# test suit.

Your solution has a problem with words, that are only one letter.

You can try this with the example tests, if you set one word to only one letter.

As you can see: 5 people solved the kata in F#, so I think there is no issue with the kata, but with your solution.

@g964 Have you any idea ?

I have a solution that works in LinqPad but causes an excption when tested in CodeWars. As an F# beginner I don't know whether it is something I'm doing or something broken in the F# test harnest.

at Microsoft.FSharp.Collections.SeqModule.Item[T] (System.Int32 index, System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable1[T] source) [0x00030] in <55c32c755d9f56a7a7450383752cc355>:0 at FSI_0002.howMuchILoveYou (System.Int32 nbPetals) [0x00053] in <dd96d4ac9a8b4cd4bab8d00ce83f887c>:0 at FSI_0002+Tests+suite@12.Invoke (Microsoft.FSharp.Core.Unit _arg1) [0x00035] in <dd96d4ac9a8b4cd4bab8d00ce83f887c>:0 at Fuchu.Impl+evalTestList@260-1.Invoke (System.Tuple2[T1,T2] tupledArg) [0x00028] in <56a815db36d21f70a7450383db15a856>:0

Hmmm, this would fail if the smallest number was repeated more than once in the list. An additional twist on this implementation would also be to use the Enumerable.Except method/operator.