For this question, the original sentence is correct, but I could not understand the structure well.
As a physicist, astronomer, and professor, but with the showmanship of a Broadway star and the wit of a comedian, the scientist educated
As a teacher, she is very strict-- correct "as" is showing the role of her for which she is strict.
How is below usage correct before scientist? Is it a modifier? Please help !
but with the showmanship of a Broadway star and the wit of a comedian
As a physicist, astronomer, and professor, but with the showmanship of a Broadway star and the wit of a comedian, the scientist educated
As a teacher, she is very strict-- correct "as" is showing the role of her for which she is strict.
How is below usage correct before scientist? Is it a modifier? Please help !
but with the showmanship of a Broadway star and the wit of a comedian
