A misplaced modifier is A. a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies.
<h3>When is a modifier misplaced?</h3>
A misplaced modifier is one that has been separated from the word it modifies in a way that makes it confusing to know what word is being modified.
This makes reading the sentence difficult because the reader might ascribe the modifier to another word.
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Answer:
You couldn't make any noise during office hours, (including walking heavily an flushing the toilet) no wasting food and no speaking,
listening to or reading German (except for reading classics).
The most important rule was complete quiet during the work day while the workers downstairs were in the building. Anne and Margot and Peter had to complete their lessons during the day, but they always had to be completely quiet.
They couldn't walk around because they would be seen and go to
concentration camp and they couldn't use the toilet unless emergency or they would probably get caught.
Answer:
i believe “player” and “drummer”
would be the direct objects.
Explanation:
a direct object is a noun or phrase denoting the recipient of an action, and the action in this sentence is “need.” the band needs what? a player and drummer. “flute” wouldn’t be included simply because flute would be the adjective. which kind of player? a “flute” player. hope this helps
Death ,corrupt relationships, and mental conflict
<span>Although his sword, Hrunting, loaned to him by Unferth, fails to penetrate the mother's hide, Beowulf discovers a giant magic sword in the cave and is able to kill the mother with it. The sword melts to its hilt after Beowulf uses it to decapitate the corpse of Grendel, which lies nearby.</span>