Can a sentence with only one subject and one predicate still assert more than one proposition?
A) No, because asserting more than one proposition requires more than one subject.
B) No, because asserting more than one proposition requires more than one predicate.
C) No, because there would not be enough information to constitute two propositions.
D) Yes, because for example, the use of an adjective might constitute another assertion.
E) Yes, because the subject is one asserted proposition, and the predicate is always another.
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