Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier?

From the back porch, I watched the heron out on the pond of the house where my sister lives.

Out on the pond, I watched the heron from the back porch of the house where my sister lives.

I watched from the back porch of the house where my sister lives the heron out on the pond.

Where my sister lives, I watched from the back porch of the house the heron out on the pond.

I watched the heron out on the pond from the back porch of the house where my sister lives.

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1 March, 23:57

Which sentence best corrects the misplaced modifier?

From the back porch, I watched the heron out on the pond of the house where my sister lives.

Out on the pond, I watched the heron from the back porch of the house where my sister lives.

I watched from the back porch of the house where my sister lives the heron out on the pond.

Where my sister lives, I watched from the back porch of the house the heron out on the pond.

I watched the heron out on the pond from the back porch of the house where my sister lives.

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Stitch · Answer 1

The correct answer is "I watched the heron out on the pond from the back porch of the house where my sister lives"

I've taken it twice and you were wrong. This is correct answer