Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Meaning
in the following sentance who is champion
my son is great,reveals Mr john, father of Mr wright,the golf champion.
thank you
my son is great,reveals Mr john, father of Mr wright,the golf champion.
thank you
Top answer
I suspect that you should probably have posted this in the "Puzzles, riddles and word games" forum, but, just in case you're serious .... The normal interpretation would be that the fragment "Mr Wright, the golf champion" is a noun phrase consisting of two nouns-in-apposition, in which case the champion is Mr Wright. However, the normal interpretation is not the only possible interpretation.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
0
I suspect that you should probably have posted this in the "Puzzles, riddles and word games" forum, but, just in case you're serious ....
The normal interpretation would be that the fragment "Mr Wright, the golf champion" is a noun phrase consisting of two nouns-in-apposition, in which case the champion is Mr Wright. However, the normal interpretation is not the only possible interpreta
The normal interpretation would be that the fragment "Mr Wright, the golf champion" is a noun phrase consisting of two nouns-in-apposition, in which case the champion is Mr Wright. However, the normal interpretation is not the only possible interpreta
0