Question

A dangling modifier is a

A. word that's unnecessary to the rest of the sentence's meaning.
B. group of words in the wrong position in a sentence.
C. phrase that has nothing to modify in a sentence.
D. detail that provides information about the wrong subject.

Answer 1

Your answer will be A word that unnecessary to the rest of the sentence meaning that's because its a word or phrase that doesn't modify a word but in some cases they don't even appear in sentences

Answer 2

Option C. A dangling modifier is a phrase that has nothing to modify in a sentence.

Step-by-step explanation:

When writing, modifiers are important and useful tools that give the writer the possibility to create engaging and deeper content. Modifiers are words or phrases that by describing or modifying something within a sentence, add more detail to it.

A dangling modifier is a phrase that it is not clearly and logically related to the words that it modifies, therefore it appears that it does not add anything to the sentence. When the subject being modified does not appear in the sentence, the modifier appears to be "dangling" because it is without its subject.