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by Anonymous on July 18th, 2008

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''A claim who is ambiguity is due to the ambiguity of a particular word or phrase.'' is A.grouping ambiguity B.semantic ambiguity C.syntactic ambiguity D.No ambiguity

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  • by HeattHammerer on February 20th, 2011

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    A. Semantic Ambiguity

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  • by hempstee on July 30th, 2008

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    I think it's B semantic ambiguity, but only if you miswrote the question which should be written "A claim whose ambiguity is due to.. etc etc".

    Semantic ambiguity has to do with the ambiguity inherent within a particular word or phrase (i.e. great, meaning big or good), instead of being ambiguous due to relationship between other words or clauses of a sentence i.e. "Monty flies back to front." (Monty returns to the frontline; or Monty flies backwards)

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