Which sentence does not contain misplaced or dangling modifiers?

A.
The directions spoken too quietly to the store were misunderstood.

B.
Spoken too quietly to the store, the directions were misunderstood.

C.
Spoken too quietly, the directions to the store were misunderstood.

D.
The directions to the store were misunderstood, spoken too quietly.
@paki

Question

Which sentence does not contain misplaced or dangling modifiers?
	
	
 
A.
	The directions spoken too quietly to the store were misunderstood.
	
 
B.
	Spoken too quietly to the store, the directions were misunderstood.
	
 
C.
	Spoken too quietly, the directions to the store were misunderstood.
	
 
D.
	The directions to the store were misunderstood, spoken too quietly. 
@paki

pinklion23 · Answer

@paki

pinklion23 · Answer

@uri @Vocaloid @imqwerty  @AlexandervonHumboldt2

anonymous · Answer

D, is the correct answer

pinklion23 · Answer

i do not think so i think it is C

anonymous · Answer

my mistake it is c. i just got the second part of c mixed up

pinklion23 · Answer

Which sentence does not contain misplaced or dangling modifiers?
	
	
 
A.
	Feeding on mullet, we watched the dolphins standing on the pier.
	
 
B.
	Standing on the pier feeding on mullet, we watched the dolphins.
	
 
C.
	We watched the dolphins feeding on mullet standing on the pier.
	
 
D.
	Standing on the pier, we watched the dolphins feeding on mullet.

pinklion23 · Answer

I think it is D

anonymous · Answer

yes that is correct @pinklion23

pinklion23 · Answer

im awesome and thx lol XD

pinklion23 · Answer

oh and how do you know i am right because if you could i would like and explanation :/ sorry but i really want to understand this concept

pinklion23 · Answer

@A.S.L.

pinklion23 · Answer

..........................

anonymous · Answer

The sentence makes much more sense than the other sentences that are there . The other sentences may look like they make sense but if you look closely at the sentences you'll see that D is the one that is correct.

pinklion23 · Answer

ok...... well i have more if you don't mind :/

pinklion23 · Answer

Which sentence best corrects the dangling modifier? 

To remove that stain, detergent could be used.
	
	
 
A.
	To remove that stain, you could use detergent.
	
 
B.
	To remove that stain, detergent could be used by you.
	
 
C.
	To remove that stain detergent could be used.

pinklion23 · Answer

i tihnk B

pinklion23 · Answer

@kaylie.sullivan

pinklion23 · Answer

anyone?

anonymous · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

I'd personally choose A. Why do you think it's b?

pinklion23 · Answer

oh im sorry i really did me A i have no idea why i typed B

pinklion23 · Answer

OMG i really though that i typed A sorry

anonymous · Answer

lmfao it's okay. I think a too.

pinklion23 · Answer

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

pinklion23 · Answer

yeah i think A because B and C are weird

anonymous · Answer

because the other two sentences don't make any sense at all @pinklion23

anonymous · Answer

a again because dogs can't carry groceries.

pinklion23 · Answer

lol you never know there might be a bog out there that can carry groceries lol * I doubt it*

anonymous · Answer

lmfao

anonymous · Answer

do not underestimate dogs

anonymous · Answer

^^^ true story