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Ambidextrous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Solve an ambiguity
Hi everyone,
What does this sentence mean.
"She needed some advice on her entitlement to state benefits. "
Does it mean that she is now in charge of the state benefits and she needs advice on how to manage it?
Or she needs some advice on how to be entitled to receive state benefits?
What does this sentence mean.
"She needed some advice on her entitlement to state benefits. "
Does it mean that she is now in charge of the state benefits and she needs advice on how to manage it?
Or she needs some advice on how to be entitled to receive state benefits?
Top answer
"She needed some advice on her entitlement to state benefits. " She needs some advice on how to be entitled to receive state benefits.
- "She needed some advice on her entitlement to state benefits.
- " She needs some advice on how to be entitled to receive state benefits.
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ambidextrousWhat does this sentence mean."She needed some advice on her entitlement to state benefits. "She needs some advice on how to be entitled to receive state benefits.
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