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1. Farm equipments and animals, which farmers use to plow farms, are increasingly being used by colonists in the new America.
Does the word which after comma modifies the single noun "animals" (that comes just before it) or the compound noun "farm equipment and animals"?
2. Declining values of farm equipments and animals, which farmers use as collateral, are creating problems for colonists in the new America.
I think here which is modifying "declining values" which is a noun. Please confirm this.
I asked a similar question in a previous post but this one is a bit different.
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CB
Does the word which after comma modifies the single noun "animals" (that comes just before it) or the compound noun "farm equipment and animals"?
2. Declining values of farm equipments and animals, which farmers use as collateral, are creating problems for colonists in the new America.
I think here which is modifying "declining values" which is a noun. Please confirm this.
I asked a similar question in a previous post but this one is a bit different.
Thanks
CB
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1. ;which is modifying compound noun( farm equipments and animals)...it is clear by the use of auxiliary verb 'are'.
2. Here again 'which' is modifying cpompound noun i.e. farm equipments and animals. do you think that farmars can use declining values as collateral?
