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    Box 9.7: Modal Symbols: © Cambridge University Press 2009

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    Modal symbols are used in logic to express necessity and possibility. They include the symbols □ and ◊, which are used to represent "it is necessarily the case that" and "it is possibly the case that". The symbols are placed before a proposition to qualify the truth value, with □ indicating the proposition must be true and ◊ indicating it may be true.

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    Modal symbols are used in logic to express necessity and possibility. They include the symbols □ and ◊, which are used to represent "it is necessarily the case that" and "it is possibly the case that". The symbols are placed before a proposition to qualify the truth value, with □ indicating the proposition must be true and ◊ indicating it may be true.

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    Tenses and Verbs Part 2

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    Box 9.7

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    Modal symbols are used in logic to express necessity and possibility. They include the symbols □ and ◊, which are used to represent "it is necessarily the case that" and "it is possibly the case that". The symbols are placed before a proposition to qualify the truth value, with □ indicating the proposition must be true and ◊ indicating it may be true.

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    Box 9.7: Modal Symbols: © Cambridge University Press 2009

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    Modal symbols are used in logic to express necessity and possibility. They include the symbols □ and ◊, which are used to represent "it is necessarily the case that" and "it is possibly the case that". The symbols are placed before a proposition to qualify the truth value, with □ indicating the proposition must be true and ◊ indicating it may be true.

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