SkyHog
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Everything Offends Me
It's funny, in all the time I spent in English classes, I never really found a good example of ambiguous pronoun usage. Today, reading the story about Lidle's plane crash, I found a perfect example from CNN.com:
"Lidle is the second Yankee to die in the crash of a plane he owned."
Sure sounds like Lidle has owned 2 planes, and both of them crashed, eh?
"Lidle is the second Yankee to die in the crash of a plane he owned."
Sure sounds like Lidle has owned 2 planes, and both of them crashed, eh?