 In more recent work, King has emended his account of propositions in various ways. On King’s [2007] view, because of the role the syntax of a sentence plays in the propositional relation expressed by the proposition it expresses, sentences with any difference in their syntactic structures express different proposition. However, in both King, Speaks, &amp; Soames [2014] and especially in King [2018], King formulates a version of his view that allows sentences with quite different syntactic structures, whether in the same or different languages, to express the same proposition. In King, Speaks, &amp; Soames [2014], King gives his most explicit account to date of how it is that propositions have truth conditions and so represent the world as being a certain  way.[18] 