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Believer Posted 19 years ago
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Don't try to fit by definitions?
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00 I think I received a recommendation like the one in the Subject column when I asked a similar question in the General Questions Section in this forum. Should I apply the recommendation here too? I think the recommendation was that don't try to fit the dictionary definition to make sense of a sentential structure or sentential context. 02 br
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00 Word: inquiry 02 br
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01 i 00 Visit us for more news, views and scientific 01 u 00 inquiry 02 u 00 with an original point of view. 02 i 02 br
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00 I think one of the definitions given in the dictionary was that it is a process of asking about something and is noted as an uncountable noun and another one is a question is noted as a countable noun. Which one is one that applies here? 0-
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00 I think I received a recommendation like the one in the Subject column when I asked a similar question in the General Questions Section in this forum. Should I apply the recommendation here too? I think the recommendation was that don't try to fit the dictionary definition to make sense of a sentential structure or sentential context. 02 br
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00 Word: inquiry 02 br
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01 i 00 Visit us for more news, views and scientific 01 u 00 inquiry 02 u 00 with an original point of view. 02 i 02 br
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00 I think one of the definitions given in the dictionary was that it is a process of asking about something and is noted as an uncountable noun and another one is a question is noted as a countable noun. Which one is one that applies here? 0-
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0 I'm not sure what you are talking about early in your post, but 'inquiry' in the italicized sentence is uncountable. 0-
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