Jimmy told John to park his car in the garage of the new house that he bought. Provide your own statement that shows ambiguity and explain what makes it ambiguous.

"Make sure to park your car in the garage at the new house."

This statement is ambiguous because it does not specify whose new house it is referring to. It could be interpreted as either Jimmy's new house or John's new house.

"Jimmy instructed John to park his car in the garage of his newly acquired residence."

This statement is ambiguous because it is unclear whether the phrase "his newly acquired residence" refers to Jimmy's or John's newly acquired residence.

This can lead to confusion and potential conflicts as it is uncertain whose house John is supposed to park his car in.