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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Dangling modifiers and misplaced modifiers
Looking through a magnifying glass, the flaw in the diamond appeared to be a dark spot.
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You have not actually asked a question. Your sentence is an example of a dangling modifier, as your header suggests. True.
- You have not actually asked a question.
- Your sentence is an example of a dangling modifier, as your header suggests.
- True.
- But what do you want us to do with that information?
- CJ
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You have not actually asked a question.
Your sentence is an example of a dangling modifier, as your header suggests. True. But what do you want us to do with that information?
CJ
Your sentence is an example of a dangling modifier, as your header suggests. True. But what do you want us to do with that information?
CJ
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