  For one form of v-Curry paradox, let the conditional mentioned in the  definition of a Curry sentence  (Definition 1)  be a consequence connective \({\Rightarrow}\). A sentence with \({\Rightarrow}\) as its major operator is to be interpreted thus: “That \(p\) entails (according to \(\mathcal{T}\)) that \(q\)”.  We now immediately obtain property-theoretic, set-theoretic or truth-theoretic versions of Curry’s paradox, provided only that \({\Rightarrow}\) meets the conditions MP and Cont of the Curry-Paradox Lemma. 