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Matthias765
Can somebody please tell me what is the definition of an atomic sentence and the definition of a molecular sentence? Thanks
An atomic sentence is a basic unit of language that expresses a single thought or proposition. It is made up of a subject and a predicate, and is considered to be a complete statement on its own.
An atomic sentence is a simple sentence that cannot be broken down into smaller parts, while a complex sentence is made up of multiple clauses and can be broken down into smaller sentences. Additionally, an atomic sentence does not contain any subordinate clauses.
Yes, an atomic sentence can be evaluated as true or false based on its meaning and the facts of the situation it describes. This is known as its truth value.
Examples of atomic sentences include "The cat is black," "I am happy," and "The sky is blue." These statements express a single thought or proposition and do not contain any subordinate clauses.
In science, atomic sentences are used to make precise and concise statements about observations, experiments, and theories. They are the building blocks of scientific language and are essential for clear communication and logical reasoning.