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Spooner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Bears upon
The theoretical has value only when it bears upon the practical.
The theoretical has value only in its relevance to the practical.
Hi,
I want to get your expert opinions on whether these two sentences make sense.
Additionally, I want to know if
putting "the" infront of "theoretical" or "practical" to mean "theoretical/practica things in general" is OK.
Thanks
The theoretical has value only in its relevance to the practical.
Hi,
I want to get your expert opinions on whether these two sentences make sense.
Additionally, I want to know if
putting "the" infront of "theoretical" or "practical" to mean "theoretical/practica things in general" is OK.
Thanks
Top answer
Yes and yes. Everything is fine. Rover
- Yes and yes.
- Everything is fine.
- Rover
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