Book 3 - Additional Grammar


[We use primary and secondary as a further way to disambiguate similar objects in conversational contexts]

[This is an attempt to provide unnecessary disambiguation prompts when the same vocab may apply to a number of things.]

A thing can be primary or secondary. A thing is normally secondary.


Understand "ask [someone] about [any primary known thing]" as quizzing it about.
Understand "a [any primary known thing]" as implicit-quizzing.
Understand "ask about [any primary known thing]" as implicit-quizzing.
Understand "tell [someone] about [any primary known thing]" as informing it about.
Understand "t [any primary known thing]" as implicit-informing.



Conversation Rules ends here.