PHENOMENON OF AGREEMENT

[Anne59]

PHENOMENON OF AGREEMENT
EXPRESSING LOGICAL RELATIONS


Is anyone able to give me some sort of explanation as to what these two grammar topics are about?

Thank you.

[DHansen]

Could you provide the context of these phrases? When I read "agreement" I first think of verbs that must agree in a sentence. You would not use present and past together as in:
I laugh when I saw the silly cats. You would keep the same tense: I laughed when I saw the silly cats.

Logical relations: Have you been given examples such as big, bigger than, biggest?

DHansen

[Anne59]

Unfortunately I can't provide the context of these phrases because they are on a list of grammar topics from a language school and there are no examples. I also thought about the tenses but I have no idea if that is what this means.

[Tdol]

There's also agreement between subject and verb- I/he/she/it was /you/we/they were. There are logical relations between words in compounds- the difference between running water and running shoe, for instance. I don't know whether this is what they mean, though.

[Raymott]

PHENOMENON OF AGREEMENT
EXPRESSING LOGICAL RELATIONS


Is anyone able to give me some sort of explanation as to what these two grammar topics are about?

Thank you.

I don't think these are actually formal topics of grammar, since no one else can definitely explain them either.
They sound like idiosyncratic descriptions of some topics, written perhaps by a non-native speaker. Maybe you have to enrol with the language course to unlock their secrets!