Purifying
Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.
I would like to know the meaning of "purifying"
1. which purify (which=Forests)
2. which purify (which=the lungs)
3. so which purify (which=Forests)
4. because of purifying
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Either (1) or (2); it doesn't much matter which because the two are equated, though I personally tend to think of (1) as being the intention. (3) and (4) don't fit grammatically.
- Either (1) or (2); it doesn't much matter which because the two are equated, though I personally tend to think of (1) as being the intention.
- (3) and (4) don't fit grammatically.
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Either (1) or (2); it doesn't much matter which because the two are equated, though I personally tend to think of (1) as being the intention. (3) and (4) don't fit grammatically.
0yong kimForests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.
~ Forests are the lungs of our land in that they purify the air and give fresh strength to our people.
~ Forests are the lungs of our land in this respect: They purify the air and give fresh strength to our people.
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