Sentences with LEXICAL-AMBIGUITY

"The word 'bank' has lexical ambiguity, as it can refer to both a financial institution and the side of a river."

"In the sentence 'I saw a man with a telescope,' there is lexical ambiguity as it is unclear whether the man or the speaker has the telescope."

"The phrase 'time flies like an arrow' has lexical ambiguity since it can be interpreted as time moving quickly or insects called 'time flies' resembling an arrow."

"The word 'bass' has lexical ambiguity, as it can refer to a low-pitched sound or a type of fish."

"In the statement 'I ate a sandwich while waiting for my friend,' there is lexical ambiguity about whether the friend was also waiting or not."

"The sentence 'They were cooking apples' has lexical ambiguity as it can be interpreted as the act of cooking apples or cooking while being apples."

"The word 'run' has lexical ambiguity, as it can mean to move quickly or operate a machine."

"In the phrase 'old people's home,' there is lexical ambiguity as it is unclear if it refers to a home belonging to old people or a home for old people."

"The sentence 'I saw the man on the mountain with a telescope' has lexical ambiguity as it is unclear whether the man was on the mountain or the speaker was."

"The phrase 'I shot an elephant in my pajamas' has lexical ambiguity since it is unclear who was wearing the pajamas, the speaker or the elephant."

"The word 'date' has lexical ambiguity, as it can refer to a romantic outing or the representation of a specific day."

"In the statement 'She saw a bat through the window,' there is lexical ambiguity about whether she saw the bat using a window or saw the bat while looking through a window."

"The sentence 'I saw the man with glasses' has lexical ambiguity as it can mean the man wore glasses or the speaker was wearing glasses."

"The word 'crane' has lexical ambiguity, as it can refer to a type of bird or a machine used for lifting heavy objects."

"In the phrase 'big house plant,' there is lexical ambiguity as it is unclear if it refers to a large house with plants or a large plant inside a house."

"The sentence 'I like playing with kids' has lexical ambiguity as it can mean the speaker enjoys playing with children or playing while being a child."

"The phrase 'workshop participants' has lexical ambiguity as it is unclear if it refers to participants who conduct workshops or participants in a workshop."

"The word 'tire' has lexical ambiguity, as it can mean to feel exhausted or a rubber covering for a wheel."

"In the statement 'She saw a man with a dog on a leash,' there is lexical ambiguity about whether she saw a man who had a dog on a leash or a man while she was holding a leash."

"The phrase 'open book club' has lexical ambiguity as it is unclear if it refers to a book club that is open to anyone or a club that reads open books."