Exercise 1:
Review the following sentences and their translation. (In this exercise, there is no need to
write anything down.)
Nonstandard verbs
Sentences that use nonstandard tenses (e.g., conditional, future) of the verb to be
Singular propositions
Sentences that make an assertion about a specific person, place, thing, or time.
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Unexpressed quantifiers
Sentences with quantifiers that are implied but not expressed.
Nonstandard quantifiers
Sentences with quantifiers that are not standard (e.g., few, not every, anyone)
12. Anyone who watches football knows who Tom Brady is.
All persons who watch football are persons who know who Tom Brady is. (A)
Conditional propositions
Sentences with a conditional If then
Exclusive propositions
Sentences that use exclusive terms such as only or none but
15. Only persons with high grades are admitted into Harvard.
All persons admitted into Harvard are persons with high grades. (A)
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Exercise 2:
For the following:
(a) State whether the sentence is making a universal (e.g., all, no) or particular
statement (e.g., some, somenot)
(b) State the two categories involved.
(c) Provide a translation of the sentence in categorical form.
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17. Some consumers are not concerned to save money.