Predicate

ASSIGNMENT-2 Assign date: - 9-9-2015 Submission date:-16-9-2015 SUBMITTED By: SUBMITTED TO: Mandeep kaur Er. Prabhsharan Kaur 1246704 [Asst. Professor of CSE dept.] B-Tech [CSE “7thA”]   Q:-1 Define Modus ponens rule predicate logic? Ans Modus Ponens's rule: The standard patterns of inference that can be applied to derive chains of conclusions that lead to desired goal is called as Modus Ponens's rule. If there is a rule "if A, then B," and if we know that A is true, then

about Recognizing Subject and Predicate. And I believe you have a good idea as regards these two basic parts of a sentence. Let’s continue. Let’s try to differentiate a complete subject from a complete predicate. Someone to read? Yes, Mr. Pascua. Student: The complete subject names what or whom the sentence is telling about. Teacher: Okay, that’s the complete subject. In other words, it is the one being talked about in a sentence. What makes it different from a predicate now? Someone to read? Student:

1. INTRODUCTION According to traditional grammar a subject has always been explained as the main topic of the message and the subject always came before the predicate, however the Systematic Function framework explains things in a different light (Halliday, 2004, p.53). The Systematic Function postulates that the subject of a clause can be divided into three elements, the grammatical subject, the theme and the actor (Halliday, 2004, p.53). This essay discusses the dynamics surrounding the concept

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