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Which of those is correct?
(1) We qualify those of degenerate.
(2) We qualify those as degenerate.
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Which of those is correct?
(1) We qualify those of degenerate.
(2) We qualify those as degenerate.
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Which of those is correct?
(1) We qualify those of degenerate.
(2) We qualify those as degenerate.
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Which of those is correct?
(1) We qualify those of degenerate.
(2) We qualify those as degenerate.
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First, to answer directly: #2 is correct.
The choice of preposition there depends on the verb, I think. Sentences meaning something similar could include:
- We label those as degenerate
- We think of those as degenerate
- We consider those degenerate
I'm sure there are more options that use other prepositions while still meaning essentially the same thing.
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First, to answer directly: #2 is correct.
The choice of preposition there depends on the verb, I think. Sentences meaning something similar could include:
- We label those as degenerate
- We think of those as degenerate
- We consider those degenerate
I'm sure there are more options that use other prepositions while still meaning essentially the same thing.
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First, to answer directly: #2 is correct.
The choice of preposition there depends on the verb, I think. Sentences meaning something similar could include:
- We label those as degenerate
- We think of those as degenerate
- We consider those degenerate
I'm sure there are more options that use other prepositions while still meaning essentially the same thing.
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First, to answer directly: #2 is correct.
The choice of preposition there depends on the verb, I think. Sentences meaning something similar could include:
- We label those as degenerate
- We think of those as degenerate
- We consider those degenerate
I'm sure there are more options that use other prepositions while still meaning essentially the same thing.
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First, to answer directly: #2 is correct.
The choice of preposition there depends on the verb, I think. Sentences meaning something similar could include:
- We label those as degenerate
- We think of those as degenerate
- We consider those degenerate
I'm sure there are more options that use other prepositions while still meaning essentially the same thing.
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answered Dec 1 at 16:11
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