Give two new examples of contexts in which: 1. Stating an A proposition does not seem to commit the speaker to the existence of the things to which the subject term refers. 2. Stating an A proposition...

Give two new examples of contexts in which:

1. Stating an A proposition does not seem to commit the speaker to the existence of the things to which the subject term refers.

2. Stating an A proposition does not seem to commit the speaker to the existence of the things to which the predicate term refers.

3. Stating an E proposition does not seem to commit the speaker to the existence of the things to which the subject term refers.

4. Stating an E proposition does not seem to commit the speaker to the existence of the things to which the predicate term refers.