Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier?

Carrying her groceries, a dog saw Mrs. Lee.

A.
A dog saw Mrs. Lee carrying her groceries.

B.
A dog, carrying her groceries, saw Mrs. Lee.

C.
A dog carrying her groceries saw Mrs. Lee.

Question

Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier? 

Carrying her groceries, a dog saw Mrs. Lee.
  
 
 

 
 

  

  A. 
  A dog saw Mrs. Lee carrying her groceries.   
   

 
 

  

  B. 
  A dog, carrying her groceries, saw Mrs. Lee.   
   

 
 

  

  C. 
  A dog carrying her groceries saw Mrs. Lee.

anonymous · Answer

A. The dog doesn't carry groceries unless it's an amazing animal

anonymous · Answer

MISPLACED MODIFIER: Some modifiers, especially simple modifiers — only, just, nearly, barely — have a bad habit of slipping into the wrong place in a sentence.

anonymous · Answer

A because the other don't even make sense

anonymous · Answer

thxs:)

superflytyguy · Answer

Dogs can't carry groceries btw