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One will be all the happier that a grammar has been found that if nothing else is not boring. For anyone who wants to learn methodically and impartially, clearly and intelligently, grammatical questions, for anyone who wants to learn about
Zamenhof's linguistic capabilities, for anyone who wants to
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Zamenhof did not create a separate correlative series for degree. This should be the cause for great happiness, because if it did exist, no one would know how to use it correctly, and the misfortune that would befall us
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Statements of degree are for the description of phenomena! Thus it can happen with any language's resources. Here it is expressed with original adverbs like
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Here we have a masterful brief on a subject that confuses many, including me, and it merits serious attention. The argument is (for me) convincing.
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