Rackie A.
asked • 04/08/171 rabbit saw 6 Elephant while going to the water, each Elephant saw 2 Monkeys going to the river, each Monkey had 1 parrot.
1 rabbit saw 6 Elephant while going to the water, each Elephant saw 2 Monkeys going to the river, each Monkey had 1 parrot.
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Andrew M. answered • 04/08/17
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We can probably assume there were only 2 monkeys
and each elephant saw the same 2 monkeys...
1 rabbit
6 elephants
2 monkeys
2 parrots
Mark M.
Distinguo (as Aquinas would say):
Each elephant saw two monkeys
Every elephant saw two monkeys
The elephants saw two monkeys
English has a deleterious (and delightful) ambiguity.
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04/09/17
Scott S.
The elephants aren't said to be going to the river, and the monkeys could be holding one parrot between them.
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04/11/18
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Andrew M.
04/08/17