which rewrite corrects the dangling modifier?
English, 24.09.2019 05:50 novarosell
"after showering, a soft towel feels good"
which rewrite corrects the dangling modifier?
a: a soft towel feels good after showering
b: a soft towel, atfter showering, feels good
c: after showering, it feels good to use a soft towel
d: after showering, my skin feels good on a soft towel
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"after showering, a soft towel feels good"
which rewrite corrects the dangling modifier?
which rewrite corrects the dangling modifier?
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