Sashita
After all, a modifier's sole job is to modify or describe something. Per say a modifier can modify either a noun or another modifier or a noun within another modifier. Such nested modifiers are legal. When there is more than one modifier or a bunch of stacked modifiers, you may appreciate only one of them is going to be near the noun. It all depends upon the context whether all of the modifiers modify the same noun or a different entity. As such, there may not be a hard and fast formula
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After all, a modifier's sole job is to modify or describe something. Per say a modifier can modify either a noun or another modifier or a noun within another modifier. Such nested modifiers are legal. When there is more than one modifier or a bunch of stacked modifiers, you may appreciate only one of them is going to be near the noun. It all depends upon the context whether all of the modifiers modify the same noun or a different entity. As such, there may not be a hard and fast formula
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