19 Feb 2012 — Not-Because
What does this sentence mean?

She did not buy a new phone because she already had one.
Click the option that improves the sentence.
1.
Her not buying a phone was because she already had one.
2.
Her not buying a phone was not because she already had one. (It was some other reason.)
3.
It's ambiguous. It could mean either of the above.
clarify (v.) – make clear