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.The focus on “feeling" in design text is a distinctive turn from the prior focus in design research on understanding design text, which has heretofore emphasized semantic meaning.Semantic meaning is the subject matter of design text. Broadly speaking, the subject matter of design text is...

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Hello all, I am writing a review, but found that it is poor organized, could you please re-arrange the paragraph for me? thanks. The focus on ``feeling'' in design text is a distinctive turn from the prior focus in design research on understanding design text, which has heretofore...

Simplest explanation on usage (I hope it's simple XD): Could or Couldn't: Talking about the possibility or lack of a possibility. "It couldn't rain today" = "There's no possibility of it raining." Can or Can't: Talking about the ability or lack of ability: "It can't rain today" = "It is not...

I ran fast so I could catch the bus. - I ran fast in order to be able to catch the bus. YES I ran fast, so I could have caught the bus. - I could but didn't catch the bus.YES Note the comma. I ran fast, so I was able to catch the bus. - I caught the bus. YES. Note the comma. .... I ran fast,...

Does this mean we should exclude will of ? Why should it? Given my perception of the immediate situation, it is inevitable that I will go to the party. And what's the difference between and ? It is necessary that you go to the doctor, but you may choose to avoid doing so. It is an...

Hello, Milky and CalifJim. I haven't read Michael Lewis yet. But this question seems interesting. Will = Given my perception of the immediate situation, it is inevitable that ... Does this mean we should exclude will of ? And what's the difference between and ? I agree with you, Milky (and...