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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

deduction

0Hello,02br
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00The modal "must" suggest 01b00deduction 02b00or probability.02br
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00It is possible that she has told him about the affair." 02br
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00I am not able to understand to understand the meaning of the word "deduction".02br
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00Could anybody explain it?0-
  

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0 01blockquote 01blockquote 10In logic, deduction is reasoning from a set of premises to a conclusion. Less formally, deduction is drawing a conclusion from evidence. In your sentence, one can imagine that she was acting guilty and he was acting angry.

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  • 0 01blockquote 01blockquote 10In logic, deduction is reasoning from a set of premises to a conclusion.
  • Less formally, deduction is drawing a conclusion from evidence.
  • In your sentence, one can imagine that she was acting guilty and he was acting angry.
  • From those facts, you might deduce 21blockquote 21blockquote 31font 40She 41u 40must42u 40 have told him about the affair42font 40.
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10In logic, deduction is reasoning from a set of premises to a conclusion. Less formally, deduction is drawing a conclusion from evidence. In your sentence, one can imagine that she was acting guilty and he was acting angry. From those facts, you might deduce 21blockquote
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