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'Demonstrable' -a form of 'demonstrate'?



 
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'Demonstrable' -a form of 'demonstrate'? #1 (permalink) Sun Apr 13, 2008 2:41 am   'Demonstrable' -a form of 'demonstrate'?
 

Hello,
Please look at this:
Put the correct form of the suggested words to the blank:
What you say is .......false.Let me show you the facts. (demonstrate)
I think the answer is ''demonstrably'' because it sounds good in that context,but I wonder whether it is a form of ''demonstrate" ?
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'Demonstrable' -a form of 'demonstrate'? #2 (permalink) Sun Apr 13, 2008 3:37 am   'Demonstrable' -a form of 'demonstrate'?
 

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Yes, it is:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=20652&dict=CALD
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