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A legal way of saying "is". It scores over [[to be]] in that it is highly regular: the different forms require no conjugation: | A legal way of saying "is". It scores over [[to be]] in that it is highly regular: the different forms require no conjugation: | ||
I shall constitute | I ''am''<br> | I ''shall constitute'' | I ''am''<br> | ||
You shall constitute | You ''shall constitute'' | You ''are'' <br> | ||
He, she or it shall constitute | He, she or it ''shall constitute'' | He, she or it ''is'' <br> | ||
We shall constitute | We ''shall constitute'' | we ''are'' <br> | ||
You shall constitute | You ''shall constitute'' | You ''are''<br> | ||
They shall constitute | They ''are''<br> | They ''shall constitute'' | They ''are''<br> | ||
On the other hand it suffers from sounding quite pompous and rather dim. | On the other hand it suffers from sounding quite pompous and rather dim. | ||
Revision as of 15:31, 14 October 2016
A legal way of saying "is". It scores over to be in that it is highly regular: the different forms require no conjugation:
I shall constitute | I am
You shall constitute | You are
He, she or it shall constitute | He, she or it is
We shall constitute | we are
You shall constitute | You are
They shall constitute | They are
On the other hand it suffers from sounding quite pompous and rather dim.