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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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A fool/ foolish
She is a fool.
She is foolish.
The predicates ( form) of these sentences are different. However, the predicator ( function) of these sentences describes her.
Is it correct?
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If I say " he is nice" The predictor (function) of the word "nice" describes the boy, but the predicate ( form ) of the word " nice" gives the meaning of the word. I'm not sure whether it is correct or not Could you please help?
- If I say " he is nice" The predictor (function) of the word "nice" describes the boy, but the predicate ( form ) of the word " nice" gives the meaning of the word.
- I'm not sure whether it is correct or not Could you please help?
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If I say " he is nice"
The predictor (function) of the word "nice" describes the boy, but the predicate ( form ) of the word " nice" gives the meaning of the word.
I'm not sure whether it is correct or not
Could you please help?
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