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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Dangling modifier?
Hello. Is the following sentence correct? Or is the first part of it what is usually called a dangling modifier?
Having a great ability with his feet, it is Carone the best soccer player today.
I know that "Having a great ability with his feet, Carone is the best soccer player today." sounds better, but I would like to know if the sentence above is mistaken.
Thank you very much.
Having a great ability with his feet, it is Carone the best soccer player today.
I know that "Having a great ability with his feet, Carone is the best soccer player today." sounds better, but I would like to know if the sentence above is mistaken.
Thank you very much.
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" sounds better, but I would like to know if the sentence above is mistaken. You are right, it is a poor sentence with a dangling modifier.
- " sounds better, but I would like to know if the sentence above is mistaken.
- You are right, it is a poor sentence with a dangling modifier.
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AnonymousI know that "Having a great ability with his feet, Carone is the best soccer player today." sounds better, but I would like to know if the sentence above is mistaken.You are right, it is a poor sentence with a dangling modifier.
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Anonymous it is Carone the best soccer player todayThis part doesn't work, even by itself.
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