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Laborious Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
syntactically and semantically
Hi there teachers,
- They differ (from each other) syntactically.
- They differ (from each other) semantically.
Could you please tell me what the words 'syntactically' and 'semantically' mean in the examples above?
Thank you.
- They differ (from each other) syntactically.
- They differ (from each other) semantically.
Could you please tell me what the words 'syntactically' and 'semantically' mean in the examples above?
Thank you.
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Hi. 1 - I am a christian. 2 - I am christian.
- Hi.
- 1 - I am a christian.
- 2 - I am christian.
- Above sentences are syntactically different but semantically, they are same .
- In the first sentence, " christian" is a noun, but in the second sentence, it's an adjective .
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Hi.
1 - I am a christian.
2 - I am christian.
Above sentences are syntactically different but semantically, they are same.
In the firs
1 - I am a christian.
2 - I am christian.
Above sentences are syntactically different but semantically, they are same.
In the firs
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