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Generic terms can be divided into two referentially different groups. Generic term of the first group is a name (or a definite description) of the corresponding class of objects (of Jaguars in South America are extinct; The whale is a mammal). As for generic terms of the second group, we propose to treat them as general terms (in the sense of W. O. Quine): they are considered to be referentially incomplete expressions which, when constituting the theme of a generic proposition, undergo quantification which is expressed, explicitly or implicitly, inside the verb phrase.

Referential properties of generic terms denoting things and situations