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Q For this week's forum, you have been looking at ambiguity and omitted phrases. Below is your assignment. Please note I should not find your terms or omitted information on the Internet. This is your words not others. 1. Create two sentences; each containing ambiguous terms. 20 points 2. Explain in detail why your two sentences are indeed ambiguous. 20 points 3. Create two sentences that contain omitted information. 20 points Length: 1-4 (250 words minimum). 60 points Classmate Replies: Reply to at least 1 classmate/100 words each. 40 points. Analyze the work and make appropriate comments.

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Two examples of ambiguous sentences 1) The teacher said on Monday he will take a pop quiz 2) The burglar robbed the woman with knife The above two sentences can be considered as the potential example of ambiguous statements. In the first sentence, it is not clear that whether the activity of quiz will be taken on Monday, or the teacher announced about the quiz on Monday. In the next sentence, the reader again will be confused thinking that whether the burglar has robbed a woman who was carrying a knife or the burglar used his knife to frighten the woman and then robbed her.