Syntax: Trees and Ambiguity

Learn here how to represent ambiguity in phrase structure tree.
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[@nawaliflillis6742]

i'd like to thank the teacher in this channel and all the workers for their great efforts in explaining the feild of linguistics , i realy love the way the lessons are explained!

[@tehreemzahrakhan1743]

You are an absolute help to us! I mean it! You are doing wonders for us here!

[@ja_quon9311]

As a linguistics student, thank you!

[@user-mn1ww8ll4b]

i have been struggling with it
thank u so much teacher

[@EnglishLab365]

Awesome 👌

[@flowerflower3439]

thanks for your effort

[@MnemonicEnglish]

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Thank you so much❤.

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Good lacture
Most helpful for me

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[@amir-ei2hw]

amazing like always

[@tomkissel6307]

Ternary branching trees?

[@mariamajed7541]

how can we draw 2 tree diagrams for :
English history teacher
it has 2 meanings
thanx

[@dianee1377]

hi 2 years later, this is called lexical ambiguity, where the different meanings are determined by 1 word only, and not a sentence. if i got the meaning right, the word "english" provides 2 meanings:
1- the teacher is british
2-she/he teaches history in english language

[@hussainmalik6028]

How to make the tree? Her old steward found the letter. And. Imran behaves very strangely . Is there anyone can explain?

[@nawaliflillis6742]

cocerning the second sentence : s__NP: N= imran AUX= past VP: V=behaves AP:DEG=very A=strangely

[@jaymartyclapano3131]

How about call me a cab?