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Lereve Posted 17 years ago
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1. For what is a state?
how is 'for' used here? what meaning does it have? is it used as a preposition? how is it different from the sentence, 'what is a state?'
2. For some say it is the movement of the universe, and others say it is the sphere itself.
again, how is 'for' used here? what does it mean? is it used as a prep?
when do we use 'for' in front of sentence generally?
thanks in adavance.
how is 'for' used here? what meaning does it have? is it used as a preposition? how is it different from the sentence, 'what is a state?'
2. For some say it is the movement of the universe, and others say it is the sphere itself.
again, how is 'for' used here? what does it mean? is it used as a prep?
when do we use 'for' in front of sentence generally?
thanks in adavance.
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1. For what is a state? 2.
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- For what is a state?
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- For some say it is the movement of the universe....
- Both of these statements presuppose an earlier statement; 'for' means 'because'.
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1. For what is a state?
2. For some say it is the movement of the universe....
Both of these statements presuppose an earlier statement; 'for' means 'because'.
"Synonyms:
1. Because, as, since, for, inasmuch as agree in implying a reason for an occurrence or action. Because introduces a direct reason: 'I was sleeping because I was tired'. A
2. For some say it is the movement of the universe....
Both of these statements presuppose an earlier statement; 'for' means 'because'.
"Synonyms:
1. Because, as, since, for, inasmuch as agree in implying a reason for an occurrence or action. Because introduces a direct reason: 'I was sleeping because I was tired'. A
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