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1 A road map for predicate logic translation.
General Sentences A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the statement singular? No Yes Pn

2 A road map for predicate logic translation.
General Sentences A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B Pn

3 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B Pn

4 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B Pn # A B

5 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B Pn # A B #x Ax Bx

6 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B Pn # A B #x Ax Bx #x(Ax&Bx)

7 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B #x(Ax&Bx) Pn Some A are not C

8 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B #x(Ax&Bx) Pn Some A are not C #x(Ax&-Cx)

9 A road map for predicate logic translation.
Some A road map for predicate logic translation. Is the sentence singular? No Yes General All A B No A B Some A B #x(Ax&Bx) Pn Some A are not C #x(Ax&-Cx) For more click here

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