I repudiate your assertion, suh. I claim the definition is perfect.
[If it's not, let's work here to make it perfect.]
A gerund is not an AR. A gerund is anything that can be the m in [email protected]
. This admits only ARs of verbs, or lists of ARs of verbs.
The RHS of the assignment form
'`names' =. AR_list
is not a gerund, but instead an AR or a list of ARs.
Henry Rich
On 9/3/2018 1:25 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
That's a pretty good definition, but it's probably worth remembering
that the implementation is a bit more general than that, in some
contexts.
(A generic property of generalizations is that their relevance depends
on context.)
Thanks,
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