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Can someone explain this (from Manhattan SC)

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by vittalgmat » Tue Jun 03, 2008 8:17 pm
Hi,
I am not able to understand the following para from Manhattan SC (Chapter 5, page# 74)

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Upon leaving the register, the cashier handed the customer a receipt.

Here, the modifier "upon leaving the register" seems to modify "the cashier", although it should modify "the customer". In order to correct this, we must place the modifying phrase directly next to what it modifies.

Upon leaving the register, the customer received the receipt from the cashier.

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My questions are
1. Why is the first sentence wrong?? The sentence looks OK to me as does the 'corrected' sentence which appears later.
2. Why cant the "Upon...." modify cashier?? what is wrong with that??

Can someone pls explain?

thanks
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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by simplyjat » Tue Jun 03, 2008 9:14 pm
I would agree with you that both customer and cashier can leave. I think that the example created by MGMAT was overambitious....

You have to learn about the modifier concept though :)
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