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
1. with each a product of their
2. with each as a product of its
3. each products of their
4. each a product of
5. each products of
Question I have is ....when you see a comma in a sentence .... I'm failing to understand what does it modify?
their in (a) refers to ???
I get confused whenever I see comma
1. If which is followed, I know it should refer to the word immediately before the comma ..
is there anything else?
In option 1 ---> their refers to?
Answer is D (4)[/u]
1. with each a product of their
2. with each as a product of its
3. each products of their
4. each a product of
5. each products of
Question I have is ....when you see a comma in a sentence .... I'm failing to understand what does it modify?
their in (a) refers to ???
I get confused whenever I see comma
1. If which is followed, I know it should refer to the word immediately before the comma ..
is there anything else?
In option 1 ---> their refers to?
Answer is D (4)[/u]
