Is 'I don't know' a sentence?
Is 'I don't know!' a sentence?
No idea.
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It’s missing the “I got”. So actually a set intended, but shortened. Look at Ellipse.
So you’re both right:
We all speak as babies: “Have!” means, “I want to have it”, these are so-called phrases.
Dear Mr Hentaihunter187
“No idea” is not a complete sentence because it contains no verb
with kind regards
Rye
It must be a predicate – not just a verb
I have
Subject + verb = no sentence
I’m leaving.
Subject + Predicate = a complete set
A predicate differs from the verb in so far as the predicate is the action to be taken.
I have – what does the subject have? 🤷🏻
I have done – Predikat: have done
What’s the subject? Getan!
I go – what does the subject do? Go!
Therefore, it is not possible to be a simple auxiliary verb without further delay. But an auxiliary verb is also a verb
‘I don’t know‘, in chats also ‘k.A.’, is frequently used in this form as an interaction, (intermediate call) and then takes over the semantic function of a discourse marker. This use is typical of the spoken language and the simulated spoken language (Chat).
Originally it was a whole set in the kind of ‘I have no idea.’ Of this, ‘no idea’ is a short form and is called ‘Ellipse’ as rhetorical styling agent.
Such ellipses are well suited for saving time – from a linguistic point of view a feature of ‘language economics’.
In both written and spoken languages, the factor time is an important motivation for the language change = to express an extensive situation as closely and quickly as possible.
(That is why it is often necessary to make a term in a different language, which then, when used frequently, is native to one’s own language.)
I’m glad to help you with my answer!
What I’ve got in German, I think this is going through as a sentence.
But KA.
Exactly: even sls shortcut is going through!!
no, only 2 words
Can you explain in detail my girlfriend doesn’t believe that
Sure.