shenjuan_0709 Wrote:Thanks for your reply,I try to reword more clearly.
I just bought the Manhatton books material rather than a student, so I fail to ask question in the class.
In the explanation of OG 12,Q21,A is the correct. I guess "over the past twenty years"shoul modify the verb "amassed",But I cannot understand why the adverb phrase "over the past twenty years"insert between a noun "knowledge"and another modifier "about the brain" which modify the noun"knowledge. It makes me understand the adverb phrase modify the noun"knowledge".
If I am not correct, please help to correct.
Hi there,
An adverbial modifier does not have to be placed next to the verb or clause it is modifying; adverbial modifiers can be placed in a variety of places in the sentence.
It's hard to talk much more about this without discussing the actual question. As you know, that is a banned source since it is a real OG question. :-( Sorry that I can't be more helpful.