If a Categorical Proposition Begins with "There Is," Then Will

question 78

Multiple Choice

If a categorical proposition begins with "there is," then will that proposition be universal, particular, or singular?

• A)universal
• B)particular
• C)singular
• D)It could be any of the three, depending on the context.
• E)It cannot be any of those because if it begins with "there is," it cannot be a categorical proposition.

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