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Manfred: /* Our exercises */

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	To include logical symbols, use the ~~following~~ html tags: ~~<no>∀ ∃ &and; &or; ⊂ ⊃ ¬</no> for~~ ∀ ∃ &and; &or; ⊂ ⊃ ¬		To include logical symbols, use the html tags: ∀ ∃ &and; &or; ⊂ ⊃ ¬

	* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).		* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).

Manfred: /* Our exercises */

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Our exercises

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	* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).		* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).

Manfred: /* Our exercises */

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	Online exercises can be created using the quiz formats from:		Online exercises can be created using the quiz formats from:
	http://de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Quiz		http://de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Quiz

			To include logical symbols, use the following html tags: <nowiki>∀ ∃ &and; &or; ⊂ ⊃ ¬</nowiki> for ∀ ∃ &and; &or; ⊂ ⊃ ¬

	* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).		* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).

Manfred: /* Our exercises */

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	Online exercises can be created using the quiz formats from:		Online exercises can be created using the quiz formats from:
	de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Quiz		http://de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Quiz

	* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).		* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).

Manfred: /* Our exercises */

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	== Our exercises ==		== Our exercises ==
	<!-- Provide links to all the exercises that your group has created.-->		<!-- Provide links to all the exercises that your group has created.-->

			Online exercises can be created using the quiz formats from:
			de.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Quiz

	* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).		* Exercise on types of ambiguities. [[Determine_the_type_of_ambiguity\|Link to the exercise]] (only one example so far).

Suzanne: /* Our exercises */

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	\|\|The two readings are:<br />		\|\|The two readings are:<br />
	\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />		\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />
	''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />		\|\|''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />
	More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />		\|\|More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />
	In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />		\|\|In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />
	\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />		\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />
	''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />		\|\|''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />
	More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />		\|\|More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />
	In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />		\|\|In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />
	\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]		\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]
	- collective-distributive		- collective-distributive

Suzanne: /* Our exercises */

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Our exercises

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	\|\|This is a scope ambiguity.		\|\|This is a scope ambiguity.
	\|\|The two readings are:<br />		\|\|The two readings are:<br />
	\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some		\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />
	\|\|''Pat knew no guest at the party.''		''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />
	\|\|More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''		More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />
	\|\|In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.		In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />
	\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not		\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />
	\|\|''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />		''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />
	\|\|More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''		More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />
	\|\|In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.		In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />
	\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]		\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]
	- collective-distributive		- collective-distributive

Suzanne: /* Our exercises */

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	<quiz>		<quiz>
	{ ~~Lückentext~~		{ Cloze text
	\| type="{}" }		\| type="{}" }
	Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation }.		Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation }.

Suzanne: /* Our exercises */

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	{ Lückentext		{ Lückentext
	\| type="{}" }		\| type="{}" }
	Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation~~\|denotations (i)~~ }.		Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation }.
	\|\| see [[Glossary:Antonym\|synonym]]		\|\| see [[Glossary:Antonym\|synonym]]
	</quiz>		</quiz>

Suzanne: /* Our exercises */

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	{ Lückentext		{ Lückentext
	\| type="{}" }		\| type="{}" }
	Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation (i) }.		Synonyms are words that have the same { denotation\|denotations (i) }.
	\|\| see [[Glossary:Antonym\|synonym]]		\|\| see [[Glossary:Antonym\|synonym]]
	</quiz>		</quiz>

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	\|\|The two readings are:<br />		\|\|The two readings are:<br />
	\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />		\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />
	''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />		\|\|''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />
	More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />		\|\|More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />
	In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />		\|\|In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />
	\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />		\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />
	''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />		\|\|''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />
	More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />		\|\|More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />
	In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />		\|\|In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />
	\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]		\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]
	- collective-distributive		- collective-distributive

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	\|\|This is a scope ambiguity.		\|\|This is a scope ambiguity.
	\|\|The two readings are:<br />		\|\|The two readings are:<br />
	\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some		\|\|Reading 1: Not > Some<br />
	\|\|''Pat knew no guest at the party.''		''Pat knew no guest at the party.''<br />
	\|\|More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''		More formally: ''It is not the case that there was a guest at the party that Pat knew.''<br />
	\|\|In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.		In this reading the negation has scope over the indefinite ''a guest''.<br />
	\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not		\|\|Reading 2: Some > Not<br />
	\|\|''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />		''There was one guest at the party Pat didn't know.''<br />
	\|\|More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''		More formally: ''There was a guest at that party such that it is not the case that Pat knew this guest.''<br />
	\|\|In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.		In this reading the indefinite ''a guest'' has scope over the negation.<br />
	\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]		\|\|Follow the link to get more [[Types of ambiguity\|explanations]]
	- collective-distributive		- collective-distributive