Question

Identify whether the following sentences have a modifier or a dangling modifier.

We saw three fire flying over the forest.

A. Misplaced
B. Dangling

Answer 1

The correct answer would be A. misplaced

Answer 2

Hey there!

Let's start out with one thing at a time.

The word modifier means when a adjective or even a noun make's it impossible to add a sense or even a head of subject.

So, in the sentence above, this would be known as a (misplaced) and not a dangling modifier because it is clear that the sentence used the phrase
"three fire flying" which in this case would be known as a modifier.

Your correct answer would be . . . .


`\boxed{\boxed{misplaced \ because \ it \ stop's \ from \ adding \ heading}}`

Hope this helps.
~Jurgen