Sociology, asked by priya34078, 1 year ago

Difference between sentence and proposition???

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Answered by Sukanyayayayayayayay

Prepositions it is an assertive sentence that makes a opinion.Its a clause in a sentence.

Sentence is just a group of word placed together so they they make a complete sense.

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priya34078: its not preposition it's proposition

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Answered by vijayksynergy

Both sentences and propositions are important in the English language. Both are two different entities.

Sentence:

The statement is the belief or the fact. It may be also the observation.
Example: I am going outside.
It generally ends with a (.) full stop.

Preposition:

This statement is a sort of invitation or asking someone.
Example: Will you come outside?
It generally ends with a question mark (?).

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