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Originally Posted by SD1too
Well there's an example of how an innocent sentence can have two different meanings depending upon whether the emphasis is put upon "I" or "had done".
I think the truth is best conveyed by saying:
"... and engine mounting that the garage had done the week before."
Simon |
I suppose it should have been " the engine mounting that I had had done …" although strangely enough I read it that way the first time. It wasn't until you interpreted it differently that I realised the ambiguity was there.