"Classical guitar was neither prestigious nor was often played in concert halls until the wooden frame was revived by Andres Segovia in the mid-twentieth century, having been won over by the instrument's sound despite its relative obscurity."
Qus 1: In this sentence, "having been" is modifying "wooden frame" or "classical guitar"?
Qus 2: I didn't know but I learned that present participle phrases (PPP) can modify noun or verb both. Is there anyway we can distinguish between PPP modifying nouns and PPP modifying verbs?
Thank you.
Qus 1: In this sentence, "having been" is modifying "wooden frame" or "classical guitar"?
Qus 2: I didn't know but I learned that present participle phrases (PPP) can modify noun or verb both. Is there anyway we can distinguish between PPP modifying nouns and PPP modifying verbs?
Thank you.
