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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Business law
"all agreements are not contract but all contracts are agreements" explain this statement with illustrations.
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This is a logic puzzle, not a grammar question. It would be better stated as Not all agreements are contracts, but all contracts are agreements. This is the relationship expressed by that sentence.
- This is a logic puzzle, not a grammar question.
- It would be better stated as Not all agreements are contracts, but all contracts are agreements.
- This is the relationship expressed by that sentence.
- All agreements: 1.
- agreements that are contracts 2.
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This is a logic puzzle, not a grammar question.
It would be better stated as Not all agreements are contracts, but all contracts are agreements.
This is the relationship expressed by that sentence.
All agreements:
1. agreements that are contracts
2. agreements that are not contracts
As for your homework requiring illustrations, yo
It would be better stated as Not all agreements are contracts, but all contracts are agreements.
This is the relationship expressed by that sentence.
All agreements:
1. agreements that are contracts
2. agreements that are not contracts
As for your homework requiring illustrations, yo
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Hi,
You seem to be asking us to do your assignment for you.
I would say 'Please' if I asked someone to do that.
Consider this example.
My wife says to me, 'Will you please wash the dishes?' I answer, 'OK'.
I would consider this an agreement but not a contract. What's your opinion?
Clive
You seem to be asking us to do your assignment for you.
I would say 'Please' if I asked someone to do that.
Consider this example.
My wife says to me, 'Will you please wash the dishes?' I answer, 'OK'.
I would consider this an agreement but not a contract. What's your opinion?
Clive
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