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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Participle (participial construction)
1. Clouds form and are pulled to the edges, creating the familiar funnel shape of a tornado.
Q1) Can the underline in #1 be rephrased as "Clouds form..., and created(#1) the familiar ...."? or "Clouds form..., and clouds(they) created(#2) the familiar...."? or "Clouds form..., which created(#3) the familiar ...."?
2. Eventually, a tonado develops touching down on the ground and potentially causing a great deal of death and destruction.
Q2) How can the underlines be rephrased? considering my question #1?
Q1) Can the underline in #1 be rephrased as "Clouds form..., and created(#1) the familiar ...."? or "Clouds form..., and clouds(they) created(#2) the familiar...."? or "Clouds form..., which created(#3) the familiar ...."?
2. Eventually, a tonado develops touching down on the ground and potentially causing a great deal of death and destruction.
Q2) How can the underlines be rephrased? considering my question #1?
Top answer
Q1 - 'which created' is the most precise rephrasing. '
- Q1 - 'which created' is the most precise rephrasing.
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Q1 - 'which created' is the most precise rephrasing.
Q2 - 'A tornado develops and then touches down and potentially causes...'
Q2 - 'A tornado develops and then touches down and potentially causes...'
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Thank you for a quick answer.
Q1) Does "which created" modify only the noun(the edges) that precedeS it or the whole preceding clause(Clouds form and are pulled to the edges)?
Q2) I have had a difficulty getting to know this kind of structure because the structure(~ing) can be rephrased as which + verb etc.
The important thing is contexts of the sentences, isn't it?
Q1) Does "which created" modify only the noun(the edges) that precedeS it or the whole preceding clause(Clouds form and are pulled to the edges)?
Q2) I have had a difficulty getting to know this kind of structure because the structure(~ing) can be rephrased as which + verb etc.
The important thing is contexts of the sentences, isn't it?
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