Which sentence has a misplaced adjective clause? A. My dog usually eats her food, which is a mix of chicken and rice, as quickly as we pour it into her bowl. B. Dr. Vance, the veterinarian, gave us some medicine and told us not to worry. C. I took my dog to the veterinarian who began to bark. D. My dog, who is almost eight years old, seems uninterested in her food today.

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Ray Mora

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28 October, 06:25

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective clause? A. My dog usually eats her food, which is a mix of chicken and rice, as quickly as we pour it into her bowl. B. Dr. Vance, the veterinarian, gave us some medicine and told us not to worry. C. I took my dog to the veterinarian who began to bark. D. My dog, who is almost eight years old, seems uninterested in her food today.

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Zachary · Answer 1

C has a misplaced adjective clause. It's supposed to be "I took my dog who began to bark to the veterinarian." C makes it sound like the vet started barking.