Is “まだ物が揃わず” a clause of “家がまだ物が揃わず不便ですが”?


Context:

家 **が** まだ物 **が** 揃わず不便ですが、ネットで買えるので便利ですね！

"が" marks a subject, and a sentence has only one subject.

There are two "が" in this sentence, is it because "まだ物が揃わず" is a clause? Does
it modify "家"?

Can it be rewritten to "“まだ物が揃わず家が不便です"?

Is "揃わず" a special form of "揃わない" when it modifies something?




Yes, 「まだ物が揃わず」 is a clause that adds a reason and modifies the na-adjective
不便です. Gramatically, ず is a 連体形 form of the auxiliary verb ぬ (nagation). V-ず
sometimes replace V-なくて, especially in written language.

<https://web.mit.edu/kakikotoba/renyoo-chuushi.html>




Yes, 「まだ物が揃わず」 is a clause that adds a reason and modifies the na-adjective
不便です. Gramatically, ず is a 連体形 form of the auxiliary verb ぬ (nagation). V-ず
sometimes replace V-なくて, especially in written language.

<https://web.mit.edu/kakikotoba/renyoo-chuushi.html>

