Hi Dan!

Friday March 31 2006, Dan Ceppa wrote to Roy Witt:

 VD>>> And I too sometimes am at a loss to understand which word it is
 VD>>> necessary to use in concrete case.

 RW>>> a verb implys to form into a solid mass or to make something real.
 RW>>> I haven't figured out what it is that they're using the word for,
 RW>>> yet.

 DC>> However, it works quite well as an adjective in his usage.

 RW>> No, his is no different than using it as a verb.

 DC> The way I read his initial statement was as "in [a] concrete case"
 DC> as opposed to "in [an] abstract case".

Yes, you understand me!

Regards, Vladimir Donskoy

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