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  1. 21-Apr-2003, 19:16 #1
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    Default sentence and utterance

    which is semantically richer, a sentence or an utterance?
  2. 21-Apr-2003, 22:06 #2
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    is a wider term,including spoken language, right down to noises like grunts.
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    Default Re: sentence and utterance

    Quote Originally Posted by elva
    which is semantically richer, a sentence or an utterance?
    That would be difficult to say. Why do you ask?
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