Hello everyone.
I have a few sentences I am not sure about the function of the prepositional phrase "for+noun".
For examples;
1-) She took them to a safe area for children.
What does "for children" refer to? Is it an adjectival referring to "area" or adverbial referring to "safe" ?
An area for children which is safe, or An area which is safe for children?
2-) He showed me a reserved table for us.
The same question.
Is there any possibility that "a reserved table for us" means "a table which is reserved for us"?
I don't think so eventually.
"A reserved table for us" can't mean "a table which is reserved for us".
I am not sure but I am thinking like this.
What do you think? Thanks in advance.
Jawel "A reserved table for us" can't mean "a table which is reserved for us". CJ
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Jawel"A reserved table for us" can't mean "a table which is reserved for us".