In a message dated 3/1/2002 12:31:24 PM Central Standard Time, jjllambias@hotmail.com writes:That's what I thought. But if a sequence of texts is a text, But is a mass of text a text? A mass of dogs is not a dog. cowan<? Perhaps one cannot use an article directly, but must use >a LUhA. Which one?> LAhE? None obviously fit. <>Test question: when you write out what is said as {abu prami by} is the >written form exactly the same or is it {a prami b}? It's either exactly the same or it is {A prami B}, never {a prami b}.> How exactly are you using the capitals? Are they abbreviations for the letteral words? This seems to add a new wrinkle to an already confusing (if not confused) situation, since capital letters have different letteral words. <Why? Because otherwise we would not be able to tell appart {mi} from {MI} = {my.ibu}.> But where did {MI} as short for {my ibu} come from? I didn't know you could abbreviate and certainly would have thought of this abbreviation. |