Keep the rules distinct
• Rule 1: An adjective agrees with its noun in case, definiteness, gender, and number.
• Rule 2: Emphasis may be verbal or semantic.
• Rule 3: In substitution, the second expression may be the intended referent and can replace the first.
• Rule 4: In coordination, a conjunction joins two elements.
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Followers: Adjective, Emphasis, Coordination, and Substitution: Rules and Distinctions
Level 38: Followers: Adjective, Emphasis, Coordination, and Substitution
Keep the rules distinct
• Rule 1: An adjective agrees with its noun in case, definiteness, gender, and number.
• Rule 2: Emphasis may be verbal or semantic.
• Rule 3: In substitution, the second expression may be the intended referent and can replace the first.
• Rule 4: In coordination, a conjunction joins two elements.