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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.
(A) with each a product of their
(B) with each as a product of its
(C) each products of their
(D) each a product of
(E) each products of
(A) with each a product of their
(B) with each as a product of its
(C) each products of their
(D) each a product of
(E) each products of
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Indian food comprises many f, modifier, from the fiery x to the Portuguese-influenced y, to the more familiar z
A and B don't modify the "styles of cooking" properly. "styles of cooking" is a product of regional influences.
each a product --> correct
each products ---> wrong
A. with each a product of their >> modifier issue
B. with each as a product of its >> modifier issue
C. each products of their >> each is singular.
D. each a product of >> Answer
E. each products of >> each is singular
A and B don't modify the "styles of cooking" properly. "styles of cooking" is a product of regional influences.
each a product --> correct
each products ---> wrong
A. with each a product of their >> modifier issue
B. with each as a product of its >> modifier issue
C. each products of their >> each is singular.
D. each a product of >> Answer
E. each products of >> each is singular
04 May 2013, 16:02
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Each, like every, is always used with a singular noun form and therefore with a singular verb form.
For example:
Each product has different function.
For this question, only D is correct.
A. with each a product of their
Wrong. "their" is incorrect.
B. with each as a product of its
Wrong. "Its" does not refer to anything.
C. each products of their
Wrong. "Products" is incorrect.
D. each a product of >>> CORRECT.
E. each products of
Wrong. "Products" is incorrect.
For example:
Each product has different function.
For this question, only D is correct.
A. with each a product of their
Wrong. "their" is incorrect.
B. with each as a product of its
Wrong. "Its" does not refer to anything.
C. each products of their
Wrong. "Products" is incorrect.
D. each a product of >>> CORRECT.
E. each products of
Wrong. "Products" is incorrect.
] So, is my reasoning right here?? 
