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eaakbari
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While solving a problem set from modifiers, I found the following sentence
David tried a handful of deserts from the table, which ultimately gave him an upset stomach.
The OE says that " from the table " is wrong and the sentence should be
David tried a handful the table's desserts, which ultimately gave him an upset stomach.
I felt this sentence was correct, doesnt "from the table" modify deserts?
Someone please explain
David tried a handful of deserts from the table, which ultimately gave him an upset stomach.
The OE says that " from the table " is wrong and the sentence should be
David tried a handful the table's desserts, which ultimately gave him an upset stomach.
I felt this sentence was correct, doesnt "from the table" modify deserts?
Someone please explain
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