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I have already asked this question in another place, but I would also like to ask here.
I have found the sentence:
1) Surely we should not have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
But I have invented two more.
2) Surely we should not wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
3) Surely we don't have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
Could you tell me what is the semantic or stylistic difference between these three sentences?
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I have already asked this question in another place, but I would also like to ask here.
I have found the sentence:
1) Surely we should not have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
But I have invented two more.
2) Surely we should not wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
3) Surely we don't have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
Could you tell me what is the semantic or stylistic difference between these three sentences?
meaning grammar differences
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I have already asked this question in another place, but I would also like to ask here.
I have found the sentence:
1) Surely we should not have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
But I have invented two more.
2) Surely we should not wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
3) Surely we don't have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
Could you tell me what is the semantic or stylistic difference between these three sentences?
meaning grammar differences
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I have already asked this question in another place, but I would also like to ask here.
I have found the sentence:
1) Surely we should not have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
But I have invented two more.
2) Surely we should not wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
3) Surely we don't have to wait until every Indian epistemological text has been philologically processed before we are permitted to make generalizations about Indian epistemology.
Could you tell me what is the semantic or stylistic difference between these three sentences?
meaning grammar differences
meaning grammar differences
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