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28 May 2017, 04:23
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Can anyone explain why the below sentence is not ambiguous?
A. Kim needs a tennis trainer, like her brother.
A. Kim needs a tennis trainer, like her brother.
28 May 2017, 07:06
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My 2 cents:
Kim needs a tennis trainer, like her brother.
Like compares two nouns and it must touch them. Here like is drawing a comparison between the trainer and Kim.
If you could please post the question and context we could solve this better.
AmbivertPerson
Kim needs a tennis trainer, like her brother.
Like compares two nouns and it must touch them. Here like is drawing a comparison between the trainer and Kim.
If you could please post the question and context we could solve this better.
AmbivertPerson
28 May 2017, 23:40
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It is not ambiguous because it is suggesting that someone similar (in characteristics) to Kim's brother should be Kim's tennis trainer.
However, I don't believe that "commas" should be there.
However, I don't believe that "commas" should be there.
