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English, 10.07.2019 07:00, acornelas7128

Read the following excerpt and solve the problem below. you know on the basis of a priori knowledge that dinner is eaten in the evening, not the morning; therefore, your friend means six p. m., not six a. m. if your mother says she is going to drive to town, you know a priori that she will drive the car, not a team of horses or a semi truck. use a priori knowledge to make an inference from the following implication: your mother says, "late again! i'm very disappointed in you." you infer from the statement above that being is important to your mother. on time proud consistently late

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