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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Dangling Modifier?
Is there a dangling modifer in the following sentence:
To overcome client objections, the account executive faced a big obstacle: the firm's budget.
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You would face an obstacle in overcoming objections, not to overcome objections . In overcoming client objections the account executive faced a big obstacle: the firm's budget. There is no dangling modifier in either the original or the corrected version.
- You would face an obstacle in overcoming objections, not to overcome objections .
- In overcoming client objections the account executive faced a big obstacle: the firm's budget.
- There is no dangling modifier in either the original or the corrected version.
- CJ
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You would face an obstacle in overcoming objections, not to overcome objections.
In overcoming client objections the account executive faced a big obstacle: the firm's budget.
There is no dangling modifier in either the original or the corrected version.
CJ
In overcoming client objections the account executive faced a big obstacle: the firm's budget.
There is no dangling modifier in either the original or the corrected version.
CJ
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