Which sentence contains a dangling or misplaced modifier?

a. to survive the summer heat, you should give your pets plenty of water.

b. to survive the summer heat, your pets will need lots of fresh water.

c. to survive the summer heat, both you and your pet will need plenty of water.

d. to survive the summer heat, give your pet plenty of fresh water to drink.

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Yael Holder

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Which sentence contains a dangling or misplaced modifier?

a. to survive the summer heat, you should give your pets plenty of water.

b. to survive the summer heat, your pets will need lots of fresh water.

c. to survive the summer heat, both you and your pet will need plenty of water.

d. to survive the summer heat, give your pet plenty of fresh water to drink.

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Tomcat · Answer 1

A dangling or misplaced modifier is any modifier that is being wrongly placed in a sentence, making it appear to modify the wrong word. In the given sentences above, the one that contains a dangling or misplaced modifier is sentence D. The modifier is "to survive the summer heat" and this wrongly modifies the word "give".