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Re: Verb-ed and Verb-ing modifiers! - Dissection [#permalink]
Shiv2016 wrote:
Hey ccooley

Little confusion here.

1) Which construction of verb-ed is correct here? with comma or without comma?
2) Also what is the correct idiom for consider?
Elsa is considered as a fine artist for her work Flamingo art, viewed by 5 million people at the museum of art every year.

Or

Elsa is considered as a fine artist for her work Flamingo art viewed by 5 million people at the museum of art every year.


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Hi Shiv,

Let me try to answer your questions here.

1) Both the constructions of verb-ed modifiers are correct until they correctly modify the intended noun/noun phrase.
2) Idiom for consider is: consider A,B which doesn't appear in either of the answer choices thus they are both wrong.
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