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Makiasan Posted 13 years ago
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Do you call your friends at work?
"Do you call your friends at work?"
In this sentence, who is at work? You or your friends?
Thank you.
In this sentence, who is at work? You or your friends?
Thank you.
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Without context, it's potentially ambiguous.
- Without context, it's potentially ambiguous.
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This sentence is on a question list about how your manner is, without context. Now I understand that it is ambiguous. Thank you, fivejedjon.
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