#feedback https://7sage.com/lesson/quantifier-inferences/?ss_completed_lesson=25459 says: "All" is a subset of "most." That's why it implies "most." Similarly, "most" is a subset of "some." That's why it implies "some." Is this a typo?
BC While all implies most, most does not necessarily imply all—which means all is not a subset of most, but rather most is a subset of all in terms of quantity.
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#feedback https://7sage.com/lesson/quantifier-inferences/?ss_completed_lesson=25459 says: "All" is a subset of "most." That's why it implies "most." Similarly, "most" is a subset of "some." That's why it implies "some." Is this a typo?
BC While all implies most, most does not necessarily imply all—which means all is not a subset of most, but rather most is a subset of all in terms of quantity.