Proper wording
Is the following sentence a proper way to say it?
"This program is better for your efforts."
Top answer
It is potentially ambiguous. It could be understood to mean that the other person's efforts have improved this program, or that the other person's efforts should be directed at this program. I suppose that the former would be the dominant interpretation, depending on context of course.
- It is potentially ambiguous.
- It could be understood to mean that the other person's efforts have improved this program, or that the other person's efforts should be directed at this program.
- I suppose that the former would be the dominant interpretation, depending on context of course.
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It is potentially ambiguous. It could be understood to mean that the other person's efforts have improved this program, or that the other person's efforts should be directed at this program. I suppose that the former would be the dominant interpretation, depending on context of course.
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