We have four seasons

[it-is-niaz]

Which one is correct?

We have four seasons, and each of them being special and beautiful in their own way.

We have four seasons, and each of them being special and beautiful in its own way.

We have four seasons, and each of them is special and beautiful in its own way.

We have four seasons, each special and beautiful in its own way.

 

[bhaisahab]

The third and fourth are OK. The first two are not correct.

 

[yi-ing]

We have four seasons, each special and beautiful in its own way.

I couldn't understand the structure above. There is no verb in the second part. Could you please explain it?

 

[jutfrank]

I couldn't understand the structure above. There is no verb in the second part. Could you please explain it?

Think of the part after the comma as having a missing being, then you might recognise it as a present participle clause.

We have four seasons, each [being] special in its own way.

Does that help?

 

[yi-ing]

Does that help?

Thank you jutfrank.
Is the main sentence a reduced form of the following sentence?
We have four seasons, each which is special in its own way.

 

[jutfrank]

Is the main sentence a reduced form of the following sentence?
We have four seasons, each which is special in its own way.

We have four seasons, each of which is special in its own way.