"with...." modifier- I guess this is a prep. mod.
I've seen this appears many time. Can a modifier modifies items within a prepositional phrase?
For gmat is this sentence ambiguous:
Made-up:
1)I ran the track at my school with glee.
2) When the temperature of a gas is increased, it.....
1a) Is it ambiguous whether glee modifies school or ran?
1b) What if you put a comma after school?
1c) Optimal: I ran, with glee (or gleefully), the track at my school. ?
2a) Is it unambiguous? (temperature vs gas)
2b) If answer to 2a is "depends on what follows it".. what would make sense if you want to refer to temp, what about gas?
I've seen this appears many time. Can a modifier modifies items within a prepositional phrase?
For gmat is this sentence ambiguous:
Made-up:
1)I ran the track at my school with glee.
2) When the temperature of a gas is increased, it.....
1a) Is it ambiguous whether glee modifies school or ran?
1b) What if you put a comma after school?
1c) Optimal: I ran, with glee (or gleefully), the track at my school. ?
2a) Is it unambiguous? (temperature vs gas)
2b) If answer to 2a is "depends on what follows it".. what would make sense if you want to refer to temp, what about gas?
