Most real-world English utterances are ambiguous—that is, there are multiple possible interpretations of the given sentence. A particularly common type of ambiguity involves order of quantification....

Most real-world English utterances are ambiguous—that is, there are multiple possible interpretations of the given sentence. A particularly common type of ambiguity involves order of quantification. For each of the following English sentences, find as many different logical readings based on order of quantification as you can. Write down those interpretations using pseudological notation, and also write a sentence that expresses each meaning unambiguously

1 computer crashes every day.

2. Every prime number except 2 is divisible by an odd integer greater than 1.

3. Every student takes a class every term.

4. Every submitted program failed on a case submitted by a student.