On 9/5/2018 6:43 PM, Jose Mario Quintana wrote:
My understanding is that the sentence,
(;:'+/')@.0 1
+/
is legal (i.e., sanctioned by the dictionary). You apparently think it is
not legal. Why?
[email protected] is different from [email protected] because [email protected] must be a verb and thus must
produce noun results when applied to nouns; that is why every box of m
in [email protected] must be the AR of a verb.
[email protected] need not produce a verb & thus it is OK for that m to contain
non-verb ARs. By my reading, such an m is not a gerund.
non-verb ARs are also not allowed as left operands to `: .
We need a word for "something that can be the m in [email protected]" and it seems
clear to me that "gerund" is it.
Henry Rich
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