Sentence nº242949
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An ambiguity in this case would be where two native English speakers understand the sentence in different ways.
The meaning here is quite clear: "Two unit of renrolment are absent today".
You could tag almost every sentence which makes the tag useless.
In English "you" can be singular or plural, familiar or formal.Instead of translating the sentence 4 times into German using "du, Sie, ihr, sie" I usually just translate it once using "du" the familiar singular, because this form is the most irregular, whereas the polite form "Sie" can be deduced from the infinitive.
student
■ noun
a person studying at a university or other place of higher education. ▶a school pupil.
In the Canadian Oxford Dictionary it says that the use of "student" to mean 'pupil' is North American usage.