ExCh1 Ambiguity 1a-a

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Example sentence: (1) Pat didn't know a guest at the party.

Sorry, your answer is not correct.

This is not a lexical ambiguity.

Of course, you could argue that the name Pat could either refer to a female person (short for Patricia) or a male person (short for Patrick). In this sense, it would be a lexical ambiguity.

However, we are after a different type of ambiguity here. Try again or check the explanations again.