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Fire1 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
A confusing sentence to me
A. There used to be a dog I saw sitting on the bench.
I think A can mean both 1 and 2 below. What do you think?
1. There used to be a dog I saw when I was sitting on the bench.
2. There used to be a dog and I saw it sitting on the bench.
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It's not a very clear sentence, so yes, I could also interpret it both ways. However, I feel that the more likely version would be 2.
- It's not a very clear sentence, so yes, I could also interpret it both ways.
- However, I feel that the more likely version would be 2.
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It's not a very clear sentence, so yes, I could also interpret it both ways.
However, I feel that the more likely version would be 2.
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