Question

Which sentence does not contain misplaced or dangling modifiers?

A. Walking through the woods, we saw a spider making a web.

B. We saw a spider making a web walking through the woods.

C. Walking through the woods making a web, we saw a spider.

D. Making a web, we saw a spider walking through the woods.

Answer 1

A is the only one that sounds like a proper sentence.

Answer 2

Can you help me with another question?

Answer 3

Sure.

Answer 4

Which sentence does not contain misplaced or dangling modifiers?

A.
Exhausted from soccer practice to my bedroom, I walked up the stairs.

B.
To my bedroom, I walked up the stairs exhausted from soccer practice.

C.
I walked up the stairs to my bedroom exhausted from soccer practice.

D.
Exhausted from soccer practice, I walked up the stairs to my bedroom.

Answer 5

hmm, I wanna say C or D. Hold on.

Answer 6

Ok, I'm 99% sure it's D.

Answer 7

Ok thank you

Answer 8

You're welcome. :)

Answer 9

I have a few more

Answer 10

Do you mind?

Answer 11

OK.

Answer 12

Not at all.

Answer 13

Which sentence best corrects the dangling modifier?

To skate in the park, a helmet must be worn.

A.
To skate in the park a helmet must be worn.

B.
To skate in the park, a helmet must be worn by you.

C.
To skate in the park, you must wear a helmet.

Answer 14

C.

Answer 15

Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier?

Watering his garden, a rabbit noticed Mr. Jones.

A. A rabbit, watering his garden, noticed Mr. Jones.

B. A rabbit watering his garden noticed Mr. Jones.

C. A rabbit noticed Mr. Jones watering his garden.

Answer 16

C.

Answer 17

Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier?

Joanna is in the tent inside her sleeping bag.

A. Joanna is inside her sleeping bag in the tent.

B. Joanna is in the tent that is inside her sleeping bag.

C. In the tent inside her sleeping bag is Joanna.

Answer 18

A.

Answer 19

Thanks your awesome!

Answer 20

You're very welcome, thank you. :D

Answer 21

You're welcome

Answer 22

D; lol