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Wouldnt those be different parse trees? Like the "with X" could either be attached either to the verb or the noun
by changoplatanero 7y ago
Wouldnt those be different parse trees? Like the "with X" could either be attached either to the verb or the noun
- nl 7y agoYes, possibly.
- lultimouomo 7y agoI think it's more clear if you say "I usually eat X with Y", i.e. Y it's either the company, the tool or the condiment that you eat with (contrasted with "I'm eating my X", where X is a dish like "rice with chicken")