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user 59975
A pronoun is a word that stands in for a noun or noun phrase.
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Is the sentence given below an example of syntactic ambiguity?
What you've described is a morphological ambiguity. For example "He sat by the (river/money) bank". However, it's not even that because there's no way "others" is referring to shed, how could it? Then …
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