Is there any verb that goes before “logical fallacy”?
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Is there any verb that goes before "logical fallacy"? For example:
He engaged in a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He used a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He made a logical fallacy.
Does any verb go before "logical fallacy"?
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Is there any verb that goes before "logical fallacy"? For example:
He engaged in a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He used a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He made a logical fallacy.
Does any verb go before "logical fallacy"?
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I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
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I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago
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Is there any verb that goes before "logical fallacy"? For example:
He engaged in a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He used a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He made a logical fallacy.
Does any verb go before "logical fallacy"?
vocabulary
Is there any verb that goes before "logical fallacy"? For example:
He engaged in a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He used a logical fallacy (ad hominem).
He made a logical fallacy.
Does any verb go before "logical fallacy"?
vocabulary
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I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
1
I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago
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I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
1
I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago
2
2
I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
1
1
I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago
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Can you spot the logical fallacy?
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Can you detect the logical fallacy?
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The best thing is to recast. However, I suppose someone could succumb to a fallacy or fall into a fallacy. Take a look at all these natural uses of "fallacy" -- none of them have your basic structure: https://www.linguee.com/english-spanish/search?source=auto&query=logical+fallacy
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Can you spot the logical fallacy?
Or, alternatively:
Can you detect the logical fallacy?
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Can you spot the logical fallacy?
Or, alternatively:
Can you detect the logical fallacy?
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Can you spot the logical fallacy?
Or, alternatively:
Can you detect the logical fallacy?
Can you spot the logical fallacy?
Or, alternatively:
Can you detect the logical fallacy?
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The best thing is to recast. However, I suppose someone could succumb to a fallacy or fall into a fallacy. Take a look at all these natural uses of "fallacy" -- none of them have your basic structure: https://www.linguee.com/english-spanish/search?source=auto&query=logical+fallacy
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The best thing is to recast. However, I suppose someone could succumb to a fallacy or fall into a fallacy. Take a look at all these natural uses of "fallacy" -- none of them have your basic structure: https://www.linguee.com/english-spanish/search?source=auto&query=logical+fallacy
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The best thing is to recast. However, I suppose someone could succumb to a fallacy or fall into a fallacy. Take a look at all these natural uses of "fallacy" -- none of them have your basic structure: https://www.linguee.com/english-spanish/search?source=auto&query=logical+fallacy
The best thing is to recast. However, I suppose someone could succumb to a fallacy or fall into a fallacy. Take a look at all these natural uses of "fallacy" -- none of them have your basic structure: https://www.linguee.com/english-spanish/search?source=auto&query=logical+fallacy
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I would say commit is the most common collocation with fallacy. There are online tools that enable you to search for collocations - you can find them by googling for English language corpora.
– Minty
2 days ago
1
I would also use commit.
– Richard Z
2 days ago
"Perpetrate a logical fallacy" puts the fallacy on a similar level to a crime, but has a mock-pompous ring to it, so might provide a touch of humour.
– Philip Wood
2 days ago