... "a heading indicating the subject or argument of a literary composition, an annotation, or a dictionary entry" and "the lower bract of the floret of a grass. Compare with palea."
5"the word Lemma":tick:
"[STRIKE]word Lemma[/STRIKE]"
This sentence looks ungrammatical to me. I understand there are some ansatz results and there is a question about them. What is the question?The first question is whether the ansatz results in moments that are positive.
Please start a new thread for questions on different topics. By the way, you have posted identical sentences.Are these sentences correct? (Both, one, or none)? I think that the first one is correct, [STRIKE]by[/STRIKE] but I am not sure...
This sentence looks ungrammatical to me. I understand there are some ansatz results and there is a question about them. What is the question?
For example, would the following be correct:
"The first question is whether you eate this morning."
NOT A TEACHER
(1) I believe (that) it would helpful to say:
The first question (that I have) is whether you ate this morning.
(a) I believe a period is correct.
(b) Please remember that Americans pronounce "ate" the same as the
number "eight." I have read that our British friends have another most interesting
pronunciation.