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ShanthanK asked Apr 12, 2017

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"I'm hungry" is it a proposition?

Bob is Hungry, is it a proposition?

How to tell whether an idea is proposition or not when speaker speak's about himself.

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ShanthanK asked Apr 12, 2017

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Most Basic Definition of proposition is an statement which value is either true or false but not Both.

I'm hungry: It would be preposition because either it returns true or false but not both.

Bob is Hungry: -----------------------------do-------------------------------------------------------------

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