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How does the misplaced modifier in “I wished for happiness at the fountain” create confusion?

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The misplaced modifier creates confusion because the quote sounds as if the person wishes to be happy while at the fountain. The correct sentence should have been "At the fountain, I wished for happiness."

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Answer:B

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