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Identify the dangling modifier in this sentence and explain why it doesn't make sense. Sitting on the park bench, the sun dissappeared behind the clouds.
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Identify the dangling modifier in this sentence and explain why it doesn't make sense.

Sitting on the park bench, the sun dissappeared behind the clouds.

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"Sitting on the park bench" is the dangling modifier. Who is sitting on a park bench? Is it the sun? It does not make sense because you don't have a subject.
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