The option that correctly expresses the word usage in the sentence is provided below. It is;
- A. It has a dangling modifier.
A dangling modifier is a word or group of words that describe a noun that was not intended.
In the sentence provided, the dangling modifier is the phrase, "Being a disaster." This phrase incorrectly describes the noun, John instead of the event that was a disaster which is, the flood.
There is a misplacement of the correct noun which is to be modified in the sentence.
Because the noun, John came immediately after the modifying phrase, a reader can misunderstand the sentence to mean that John, instead of the flood was a disaster.
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Numbers 4, 7, and 12 have parallel sentence structures. You can tell because the forms of the verbs are consistent: all -ing verbs, or all infinitive (to...).
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Becoming a parent during one's teenage years could present a multitude of challenges. If I were put in that situation, an array of challenges that I could possibly face would be an increase in stress and anxiety, lack of funds, inexperience in caring for an infant, bodily changes (if you are a female), lack of family support, and problems with the mother/father of the child.
