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Thanks to the prevailing westerly winds, dust blowing east from the drought-stricken plains travels halfway across the continent to fall on the cities of the East Coast.
(A) blowing east from the drought-stricken plains
(B) that, blowing east from the drought-stricken plains,
(C) from the drought-stricken plains and blows east
(D) that is from the drought-stricken plains blowing east
(E) blowing east that is from the plains that are drought-stricken
(A) blowing east from the drought-stricken plains
(B) that, blowing east from the drought-stricken plains,
(C) from the drought-stricken plains and blows east
(D) that is from the drought-stricken plains blowing east
(E) blowing east that is from the plains that are drought-stricken
25 Apr 2023, 02:07
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'noun+verb+ing clause also known as an adjective clause modifying a noun' is at play here. The author is modifying the noun 'dust', saying ' dust blowing east from the drought-stricken plains' travels halfway across the continent to fall on the cities of the East Coast.
There is no error in the sentence as it is written.
25 Apr 2023, 07:27
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Pure modifer question,
Given sentence is perfect. All others have modifier error or SV agreement,
Given sentence is perfect. All others have modifier error or SV agreement,
