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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Principles of right and wrong

1) We have to consider the principles of right and wrong.

What does 'the principles of right and wrong' mean here?

Do we have two principles (right and wrong) or are there principles of right and principles of wrong?


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Navi

  

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I think the phrase means a common set of principles concerning right and wrong.

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  • I think the phrase means a common set of principles concerning right and wrong.
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I think the phrase means a common set of principles concerning right and wrong.

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navitasanWhat does 'the principles of right and wrong' mean here?

moral principles / principles of morality

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