What does this prepositional phrase modify or describe?
S. Up and down the coast the line of the forest is drawn sharp and clean in the brilliant colors of a wet blue morning in spring on the edge of a seascape of surf and sky and rocks.
Q1) Is this sentence S above correct English?
Q2) As for sentence S, does "Up and down the coast" modify the word "drawn" ?
Q3) As for sentence S, what does this prepositional phrase "on the edge of a seascape of surf and sky and rocks" describe or modify?
I think that sentences S seems to be correct English, but I'm not really sure about Q2 and Q3.
Should "on the edge of a seascape of surf and sky and rocks" be put right next to "coast" as in "Up and down the coast on the edge of a seascape of surf and sky and rocks" ?
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fire1 Q1) Is this sentence S above correct English? Yes. fire1 Q2) As for sentence S, does "Up and down the coast" describe where the line of the forest is?
- fire1 Q1) Is this sentence S above correct English?
- Yes.
- fire1 Q2) As for sentence S, does "Up and down the coast" describe where the line of the forest is?
- Yes, but more specifically where that line is drawn .
- fire1 Q3) As for sentence S, what does this prepositional phrase "on the edge of a seascape of surf and sky and rocks" describe or modify?
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fire1Q1) Is this sentence S above correct English?
Yes.
fire1Q2) As for sentence S, does "Up and down the coast" describe where the line of the forest is?
Yes, but more specifically where that line is drawn.
fire1Q3) As for sentence S, what does this prepositional phrase "on the e
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