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Exercise 7.2
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Which of the underlined expressions could be translated by means of an individual constant ("a", for example)? | |
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The first person to swim the Atlantic was a good swimmer. |
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| (ii) |
John is not the first person to swim the Atlantic. |
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| (iii) |
John is not the first person to swim the English Channel |
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| (iv) |
John wrote a book about the first person to swim the Atlantic |
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| (v) |
"The first person to swim the Atlantic" became a best-seller. |
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| (vi) |
"The first person to swim the Atlantic" became a best-seller. |
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| (vii) |
Peter thinks that the first person to swim the English Channel lived in Brighton. |
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| (viii) |
It could not have been the case that the first person to swim the English Channel was unable to swim. |
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| (ix) |
The first person to swim the English Channel might not have been able to swim. |
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| (x) |
The whale is a mammal. |
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| (xi) |
The square of an odd number is odd. |
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| (xii) |
The highest prime number is odd. |
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| (xiii) |
Farther Christmas does not exist. |
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| (xiv) |
The removal of the safety net would be dangerous. |
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| (xv) |
The removal of the safety net was dangerous. |
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| (xvi) |
Peter was so called because of his steadfast character. |
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| (xvii) |
Peter was named after his grandfather. |
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| (xxiii) |
The Prime Minsister used to be John Major. |
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| (xix) |
The Prime Minister used to be a bachelor. |
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