"Tomorrow you will talk to a guy standing next to the entrance."

Thanks.. But my English teacher, he insists that maybe it is you not the guy standing next to the entrance.

AnonymousThanks.. But my English teacher insists that maybe it is you not the guy who is standing next to the entrance.

In this sentence:

Tomorrow you will talk to a guy standing next to the entrance.

The phrase standing next to the entrance would be interpreted by a native speaker as modifying guy.

If yo

Thank you so much

AnonymousI want to ask who is standing next to the entrance? The guy or you?

When I talk to someone, we are both standing in essentially the same place, so both are standing next to the entrance - unless they're talking on the phone - but there's nothing in the sentence about a phone. And anyway, if it's on the phone, the location of either at the ent

Thanks for your help