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by anant03 » Mon Sep 21, 2015 10:28 am
Hi Experts,

Really need your help on this.

Rule 1) When verb-ing modifier is places in the beginning of the sentence followed by comma, then it may modify either the subject of the clause or the entire clause, depending upon the depending upon the context of the sentences. Right?


If this above rule is correct , then please give me some examples based on this rule. If not correct , then please correct me.


Rule 2) Verb-ed modifier modifies the preceding noun or the noun phrase.


If this above rule is correct , then please give me some examples based on this rule. If not correct , then please correct me.


Rule 3) When the verb-ed modifier is placed in the beginning of the clause followed by comma, then it modifies the subject of the clause.


If this above rule is correct , then please give me some examples based on this rule. If not correct , then please correct me.


Please advise.

Thanks in advance.
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Source: — Sentence Correction |

by Jim@StratusPrep » Mon Sep 21, 2015 12:43 pm
Rule 1 is an introductory clause. It always introduces the noun or noun phrase (a noun phrase is simply a group of words that are collectively a noun) immediately after the comma.


Rules 2 and 3 are too general to always be true.



It is more important to understand specific uses than to try to memorize rules - you will get lost if you memorize rules.
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