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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Leaving aside . . . dangling modifier?
Hello. if I write a sentence with the expression 'leaving aside' like the one below, is it wrong in the sense that it falls into the category of dangling modifiers?
Leaving aside those who live abroad, to earn a living seems an impossible goal now.
Thank you!
Leaving aside those who live abroad, to earn a living seems an impossible goal now.
Thank you!
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Anonymous if I write a sentence with the expression 'leaving aside' like the one below, is it wrong in the sense that it falls into the category of dangling modifiers? I don't think so. 'Leaving aside' is a fixed phrase.
- Anonymous if I write a sentence with the expression 'leaving aside' like the one below, is it wrong in the sense that it falls into the category of dangling modifiers?
- I don't think so.
- 'Leaving aside' is a fixed phrase.
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Anonymous if I write a sentence with the expression 'leaving aside' like the one below, is it wrong in the sense that it falls into the category of dangling modifiers?I don't think so. 'Leaving aside' is a fixed phrase.
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