gordonf35 wrote:
Hello everyone,
Just a quick an easy one (hopefully) - Do you know whether the following sentence iscorrect?
When the car was crashing into the light pole, its bumper protected the driver from being hurt.
Although I am interested in the whole structure of the sentence, I am more concern on the modifier "its". Does GMAT assume I can refer "its" to the object "the car", or does GMAT consider the modifier to be "ambiguous"?
Many thanks,
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