When We Put a Declarative English Sentence into Standard Form

question 194

Multiple Choice

When we put a declarative English sentence into standard form as a categorical proposition, what happens to the main verb if it is not a form of the verb "to be"?

• A)It always becomes the copula.
• B)It is removed and replaced with a form of the verb "to be."
• C)It is always absorbed into the subject class.
• D)It is always absorbed into the predicate class.
• E)Sometimes it is absorbed into the subject class, and sometimes into the predicate class.

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