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Dangling modifiers
Both of these sentences seem to contain a dangling modifier. Which one is correct?
a) Sitting on the windowsill, the roses got lots of sunshine.
b) Jogging quickly around the track, Tina was becoming breathless.
a) Sitting on the windowsill, the roses got lots of sunshine.
b) Jogging quickly around the track, Tina was becoming breathless.
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Hello a) Do you think flowers can move and sit on the windowsill by themselves? b) As to this, I don't feel any oddness. paco
- Hello a) Do you think flowers can move and sit on the windowsill by themselves?
- b) As to this, I don't feel any oddness.
- paco
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Hello
a) Do you think flowers can move and sit on the windowsill by themselves?
b) As to this, I don't feel any oddness.
paco
a) Do you think flowers can move and sit on the windowsill by themselves?
b) As to this, I don't feel any oddness.
paco
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