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Azz Posted 11 years ago
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My favorite stories that I co-wrote
a. That is one of my favorite stories that I co-wrote with John.
Can't this sentence mean two things?
1. That is one of my favorite stories. I co-wrote it with John. (Maybe it was the only story that I co-wrote with John)
2. I co-wrote some of my favorite stories with John. That is one of them.
Many thanks.
Can't this sentence mean two things?
1. That is one of my favorite stories. I co-wrote it with John. (Maybe it was the only story that I co-wrote with John)
2. I co-wrote some of my favorite stories with John. That is one of them.
Many thanks.
Top answer
The premise that there are so many 'favorite' stories makes the sentence muddy in either case.
- The premise that there are so many 'favorite' stories makes the sentence muddy in either case.
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The premise that there are so many 'favorite' stories makes the sentence muddy in either case.
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