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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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not instead of don't?
They are epistemically logical in recommending that we not engage in such inquiry.
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PG 21
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PG 21
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Hi, They are epistemically logical in recommending that we not engage in such inquiry. [link] It's fine. Consider this simpler example.
- Hi, They are epistemically logical in recommending that we not engage in such inquiry.
- [link] It's fine.
- Consider this simpler example.
- I recommend that you not cook dinner tomorrow.
- Think of it as a shortened form of '.
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Hi,
They are epistemically logical in recommending that we not engage in such inquiry.
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[link]
It's fine. Consider this simpler example.
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They are epistemically logical in recommending that we not engage in such inquiry.
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It's fine. Consider this simpler example.
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CliveI recommend that you not cook dinner tomorrow.
Think of it as a shortened form of '. . . do not cook / should not cook . . . '.
Other verbs with which you can do this include, for example. I ask that . . . and I request that . . ..
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