Does this sentence have a dangling or misplaced modifier? After laughing uncontrollably, my eyes filled with tears.

a. dangling
b. misplaced

Which sentence corrects the dangling or misplaced modifier correctly?

a. After I laughed uncontrollably, my eyes filled with tears.
b. After I laughed uncontrollably, tears filled my eyes.

After laughing uncontrollably, my eyes filled with tears.

It might be misplaced

b. After I laughed uncontrollably, tears filled my eyes?

Explanation:

IF THIS IS WRONG IM S SORRR

Explanation:

It dangles, and neither a nor b fix the problem.

a

doesn't because your   your eyes are doing the laughing. This is less wrong than b

b)

Same problem with b, this time the tears are doing the laughing.

The way to fix the problem is not to use something that uses a comma before the subject. A worse example is Running up a tree, I saw a squirrel. You mean the squirrel, I hope. I don't run up trees. Never have.

So the way to fix the sentence is

I laughed until tears filled my eyes.

answer: hjnh

explanation:

hhjjk

this answer to this question is c. allegory

why?

stories with allegories have a hidden symbolic meaning with a theme. the hidden meaning can be political, or other real life problems.