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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Two ways of understanding

'There was a party in his room after the rally in the morning.' I heard this sentence in a movie and I thought it could be understood in two ways. For example, there was a party in the morning, or after the rally in the morning. So what I mean is that 'in the morning' can modify 'was' or it can modify 'the rally'. What do native English speakers think about it? Thank you so much and have a good and safe day.
  

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Anonymous What do native English speakers think about it? The same as you. It's ambiguous.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous What do native English speakers think about it?
  • The same as you.
  • It's ambiguous.
  • CJ
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AnonymousWhat do native English speakers think about it?
The same as you. It's ambiguous.

CJ
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