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Tkacka15 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Proper
What's the difference in meaning between "the proper lesson" and "the lesson proper"?
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"The proper lesson" is one fitting the instruction. "The lesson proper" is exactly the contents of the lesson and nothing extraneous even if related.
- "The proper lesson" is one fitting the instruction.
- "The lesson proper" is exactly the contents of the lesson and nothing extraneous even if related.
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"The proper lesson" is one fitting the instruction.
"The lesson proper" is exactly the contents of the lesson and nothing extraneous even if related.
"The lesson proper" is exactly the contents of the lesson and nothing extraneous even if related.
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