India, like Italy and China, has no single dominant cuisine: Indian food comprises many different styles of cooking, with each a product of their regional influences, from the fiery vegetarian dishes of the south to the Portuguese-influenced Goan cooking of the west, to the more familiar Mogul food of the north.
(A) with each a product of their
(B) with each as a product of its
(C) each products of their
(D) each a product of
(E) each products of
I looked this question up and people have issues with "their." I thought each refers to styles which is plural so their is ok.
Here's the rule from MGMAT:
Each is SINGULAR if they are before the subject
Ex: Every dog HAS paws
Every dog and cat HAS paws
Each of the shirts IS pretty
(all correct)
If AFTER the subject then it DEPENDS on the subject
Ex: They each ARE great tennis player (correct)
(A) with each a product of their
(B) with each as a product of its
(C) each products of their
(D) each a product of
(E) each products of
I looked this question up and people have issues with "their." I thought each refers to styles which is plural so their is ok.
Here's the rule from MGMAT:
Each is SINGULAR if they are before the subject
Ex: Every dog HAS paws
Every dog and cat HAS paws
Each of the shirts IS pretty
(all correct)
If AFTER the subject then it DEPENDS on the subject
Ex: They each ARE great tennis player (correct)
