Word that I can't finf in the dictionary
Posted by The Critic on December 28, 2001
In Reply to: Word that I can't finf in the dictionary posted by einat on December 28, 2001 at
: can someone explain me please what is it subconcept?
: I took it from the sentece: Although the four conservation principles initially appear simple, they contain subconcepts.....
If you take the view that the word should be 'sub-concepts' then all becomes clear. This is an example of the sloppy use of the English language leading to unnecessary, and unintended, confusion.
The subject title that you gave to your posting - 'word that I can't finf in the dictionary' - is also sloppy usage of the language - capitalizing 'i' and changing the spelling of 'finf' to 'find' adds considerable clarity to your question.
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