Dance notation workshop
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The notation system is explained beforehand. The video has no music. While reviewing the account of symbolic notation, Grammar form blank: _____.
Practice
Fifty original SAT-style Form, Structure, and Sense questions for Topic 10-13.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The notation system is explained beforehand. The video has no music. While reviewing the account of symbolic notation, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of symbolic notation, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies waxed leaves as synthetic leaves with a thick wax layer and matte leaves as matched leaves with a rougher surface. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that Laleh's interview and Bento's interview describe community support beyond the picket line. Having examined Laleh's interview and Bento's interview, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined Laleh's interview and Bento's interview, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Architects stabilize the masonry shell. They insert freestanding rooms without covering the arches. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The two designs produce different shadows but attract the same delighted crowd. The scene describes one evening rather than a permanent partnership. While reviewing the account of Mara, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of Mara, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Both schools begin classes at similar times. Rainy-day data are excluded. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies chronological layout as an exhibit ordered by date and thematic alcoves as small sections grouping objects by recurring idea. Having examined chronological layout and thematic alcoves, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined chronological layout and thematic alcoves, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that Nia and Grandmother Sefa preserve memories by connecting them to plants. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Officials survey communication preferences. They release both formats during a water-service update. While reviewing the account of translated notices, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of translated notices, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The alternating pattern makes the city's mixed character visible. The poem does not declare one perspective superior. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The station roof is made of dark iron. A vendor closes a newspaper stand nearby. Having examined Tomas and the station clock, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined Tomas and the station clock, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies short object labels as fifty-word labels in a synthetic museum study and question-based labels as labels that begin by asking visitors to observe a feature. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that planning sketches and repair photographs reveal different stages in the mural's history. While reviewing the account of planning sketches, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of planning sketches, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The friends exchange maps before a walk. They navigate by using landmarks from both versions. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Late arrivals decline during the trial. The trial occurs during the cooperative's least busy month. Having examined fixed shifts and self-selected shifts, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined fixed shifts and self-selected shifts, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The play runs for ninety minutes. Both guides avoid revealing the ending. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies Leena as a young composer in an original story and Oren as a cellist rehearsing Leena's music. While reviewing the account of Leena, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of Leena, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that Ridge Park and Willow Park serve residents with different recreation preferences. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Technicians weigh equal wet samples. They expose samples to matched light and reweigh them. Having examined ridge moss and hollow moss, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined ridge moss and hollow moss, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The discovery changes the coat from a burden into reassurance. The cousin does not appear in the scene. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Menus remain unchanged during the study. Composted scraps are weighed separately. While reviewing the account of cost-framed signs, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of cost-framed signs, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies dark-coated seeds as synthetic seeds with charcoal-colored coats and pale-coated seeds as matched seeds with cream-colored coats. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that Davin and Reya give the wave marks emotional meaning. Having examined Davin and Reya, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined Davin and Reya, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Planners collect online comments for one month. They then ride the most frequently flagged routes. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The continuous hedge yields more endpoint detections. Detection does not show that every moth completed the route. While reviewing the account of continuous hedge, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of continuous hedge, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The election concerns a student council. The ballot box is kept in the art room. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies before-school service as breakfast offered before the first bell and after-bell service as breakfast available during the opening class period. Having examined before-school service and after-bell service, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined before-school service and after-bell service, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that ribbed tiles and smooth tiles use the same pale ceramic material. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The sender describes one bend in the river. The recipient rereads the final sentence at dusk. While reviewing the account of the postcard, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of the postcard, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The combined plan receives broader support than either original plan. Support does not guarantee construction funding. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Reward volume is identical. Marker positions switch between trials. Having examined color cue and shape cue, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined color cue and shape cue, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies Mei as an actor rehearsing an original play and the silver mask as the prop Mei wears in the final scene. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that blue floor markings and numbered wall signs help first-time visitors navigate. While reviewing the account of blue floor markings, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of blue floor markings, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Scientists measure bank shape before restoration. They repeat measurements after two rainy seasons. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The erased debt matters more to Jun than the recovered payment. The customer's absence is never explained. Having examined Jun and Jun's ledger, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined Jun and Jun's ledger, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The objects are presented in a teaching collection. Several fragments retain soot. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies wide flowers as synthetic flowers with broad pale petals and narrow flowers as matched flowers with tube-shaped petals. While reviewing the account of wide flowers, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of wide flowers, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that Asha and Pavel communicate without meeting face to face. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Participants view an unfamiliar painting without a caption. They view a second painting with one caption type. Having examined descriptive captions and interpretive captions, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined descriptive captions and interpretive captions, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Cool-stored cells retain more capacity after the storage period. The study does not measure multiyear aging. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The chair belonged to three generations. Its seat is woven from river reeds. While reviewing the account of the carved chair, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of the carved chair, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies field recordings as sounds collected along an invented river district and projected maps as animated maps showing where each sound was captured. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that automated microphones and human listening points detect overlapping sets of species. Having examined automated microphones and human listening points, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined automated microphones and human listening points, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. An archivist groups the records by year. The paired records reveal when complaints follow price increases. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Readers perceive the speaker differently although the core image remains. Neither version can preserve every sound pattern. While reviewing the account of version A, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of version A, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. All plants receive equal light. Root mass is measured at the end. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The entry identifies Block Alder as a residential block in a synthetic planning study and Block Birch as a nearby block in the same study. Having examined Block Alder and Block Birch, Grammar form blank: _____.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Having examined both subjects → the curator
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the curator immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Having examined Block Alder and Block Birch, the curator revised the display.”
Having examined both subjects → the curator
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the curator is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. The account explains that large date text and small venue text serve different stages of visual reading. Working from the newly organized records, Grammar form blank: _____.
Working from the records → the editor
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
Working from the records → the editor
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the editor immediately follows the modifier.
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “Working from the newly organized records, the editor completed the summary.”
Working from the records → the editor
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the editor is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Researchers install speakers at matched sites. They count arriving juvenile fish over ten nights. While reviewing the account of healthy-reef sounds, Grammar form blank: _____.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
While reviewing the account → the analyst
Correct. The intended actor the analyst immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “While reviewing the account of healthy-reef sounds, the analyst noticed a missing label.”
While reviewing the account → the analyst
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the analyst is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
The revision supplies a clear actor for an introductory modifier. Borrowing increases most where both changes operate. The pilot is too short to establish a permanent trend. To verify the comparison, Grammar form blank: _____.
To verify the comparison → the research team
dangling-modifier correction
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
To verify the comparison → the research team
Incorrect. There supplies no logical actor for the modifier.
Correct. The intended actor the research team immediately follows the modifier.
Incorrect. The grammatical subject cannot logically perform the modifying action.
Incorrect. The phrase attaches to a noun that is not the intended actor.
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier. The conventionally completed text reads: “To verify the comparison, the research team checked every source.”
To verify the comparison → the research team
main-clause subject
The main-clause subject the research team is the stated actor for the introductory modifier.
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