Conditional Questions¶
Isaacs, J., & Rawlins, K. (2008). Conditional Questions. Journal of Semantics, 269-319.
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- Conditional Sentence
- A natural-language conditional therefore cannot be defined by the truth table of the classical material conditional or by one mandatory tense or mood pattern.
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- A natural-language conditional therefore cannot be defined by the truth table of the classical material conditional or by one mandatory tense or mood pattern.
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