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propositions

1. a. Universal affirmative. A

1. b. Universal negative. E

1. c. Particular affirmative. I

1. d. Particular negative. O

 

2. a. Universal negative. E

2. b. Particular affirmative. I

2. c. Particular negative. O

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EXAMPLE 1

Particular affirmative propositions.

Subject: Some historians

Predicate: extremely gifted writers

 

EXAMPLE 2

Universal negative propositions

Subject: athletes who have ever accepted pay for participating in sports

Predicate: amateurs

 

EXAMPLE 3

Universal negative propositions

Subject: dogs that … 더 읽고 싶어요

EXAMPLE 1

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 2

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 3

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 4

Agreement.

 

EXAMPLE 5

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 6

Agreement.

 

EXAMPLE 7

Agreement.

 

EXAMPLE 8

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 9

Disagreement.

 

EXAMPLE 10

Disagreement.

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EXAMPLE A1

Directive.

 

EXAMPLE A2

Expressive.

 

EXAMPLE A3

Expressive.

 

EXAMPLE A4

Informative.

 

EXAMPLE A5

Expressive.

 

EXAMPLE A6

Directive.

 

EXAMPLE A7

Expressive.

 

EXAMPLE A8

Informative.

 

EXAMPLE A9

Informative.

 

EXAMPLE A10

Informative.

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EXAMPLE 1

1) If second native is politician

2nd	politician
1st	politician
3rd	non-politician

two politicians

2) If second native is non-politician

2nd	non-politician
1st	non-politician
3rd	politician

one politician

 

EXAMPLE 2

1) second – red, third – red… 더 읽고 싶어요

EXAMPLE 2

2. David Bernstein [in Only One Place of Redress: African Americans, Labor Regulations, and the Courts from Reconstruction to the New Deal, 2001] places labor laws at the center of the contemporary plight of black Americans.

Many of … 더 읽고 싶어요

EXAMPLE 2

What stops many people from photocopying a book and giving it to a pal is not integrity but logistics; it’s easier and inexpensive to buy your friend a paperback copy.

—Randy Cohen, The New York Times Magazine, 26 … 더 읽고 싶어요