@"Spencer D" said:
I decided to take the first idea (not guilty), negate it, and make it my sufficient condition. So I have G---->UD/. This translates to english as "a person is guilty of a crime if they were not under duress". The ...
... sure if "not" is a group3 indicator tho. The most common ... ones we see/use within group3 is unless, until, without, and ... "none" then it should be group 4 negate necessary. But I ...
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Without is group3 negate sufficient. The 2 ideas ... />
Don't carry the group3 word to the translation. You ... can now just use group 1 or 2 to communicate ...
... deal with statements with both Group3 and Group 4 indicators. I realize ... intuitive sense to use the Group3 rule, and was wondering ... />
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> With the Group3 rule, one would diagram as ... ve seen him use both group3 and group 4 when encountering a ...
As long as you are translating it correctly, I don't think it really matters. I am more group3 person as well because I like to get the rule-induced negation out of the way first.