alleryIn natural language, an expression is analogous to which of these?
AA whole sentence
BA paragraph
CA noun phrase
DA full story
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. A noun phrase
1. A noun phrase refers to an object.
2. An expression is also an object, so it matches a noun phrase.
3. A formula, which states a fact, matches a whole sentence.
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