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Originally Posted by aroma  |
Sorry Aroma, but you've used the words yourself - I guess that's why nobody has responded. The examples given are syntactically ambiguous.
Syntactically - relating to the way words are put together in meaningful ways
Ambiguous - having two or more possible meanings
The reason people specify that a certain kind of ambiguity is
syntactical is that there are other sorts of ambiguity.
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