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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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I am unable to use the subject "I" in my literature review. This is causing me to use dangling participles all over. How can I fix this?

Without using the subject "I" in my literature review, I am finding it virtually impossible to not use dangling participles. EX: In searching The Professional Development Collection, the more general terms of Autism and Communication were used.
How else can I write this?
  

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I see no reason why you cannot use the occasional 'I'; however, this seems OK: The more general terms of Autism and Communication were used in searching the Professional Development Collection.

— Mister Micawber

  • I see no reason why you cannot use the occasional 'I'; however, this seems OK: The more general terms of Autism and Communication were used in searching the Professional Development Collection.
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I see no reason why you cannot use the occasional 'I'; however, this seems OK:

The more general terms of Autism and Communication were used in searching the Professional Development Collection.
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