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[vivekcall81]

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[sunny.jain]

which slowed : will modify REGIONS.

[RonPurewal]

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[helloriteshranjan]

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I was going to post the same question, but I made a search before posting and found this post and few more. I chose this one to continue based on number of replies.

The source is Official Verbal Guide [not 2nd edition, old one]

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clarify please.
thanks
ritesh

[amitganguly2k12]

My question is : are there two modifier in the Question sentence?
1- ...,colder and wetter than...>> modifying "weather"
2- ...,which slowed... >> supposed to modify "weather" but modifying ""some regions" as sunny.jain stated earlier

Yes indeed.Which has to be taken care of,in both the cases.


While I wrote this, I am having another doubt about what I wrote above-- "supposed to modify". many a times we say-" am I supposed to do this?" is "supposed" modifying "I" or "to do"? supposed is adjective, no doubt. so it should be modifying "I"

clarify please.

I am Not sure what you are trying to get at.However IMO,supposed can be used here in different context,for example the very sentence can be interpreted as :
I ought to do this.
Also,Mr X the supposed dictator,was killed in the revolution.
Here the context is assumption.Both the cases it is describing the subject.

Over to instructors,please !

Thank you

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