Driving Sid to the airport, the weather was cold and rainy.Driving to the airport, Sid was cold and rainy.The weather was cold and rainy when I drove Sid to the airport.The weather was cold and rainy driving to the airport.The sentence is correct as written.
Looking up from the book, the fire alarm caught my attention.Looking up from the book, my attention was caught by the fire alarm.The fire alarm caught my attention, looking up from the book.The fire alarm caught my attention, so I looked up from my book.The sentence is correct as written.
Which revision makes it more clear that Erin speaks to her husband on Tuesday?
What is the modifier in this sentence?
What is the modifier in this sentence?
If nearly all of the people in the race finished, what word or phrase does the modifier belong to?
We walked one step at a time, slowly, really slowly, because it would seem that to most if not all of us the worst and most avoided event was the first day of school.
Driving Sid to the airport, the weather was cold and rainy.
What is the modifier in this sentence? “her husband”✔ “on Tuesday”“she would”
Which revision makes it more clear that Erin speaks to her husband on Tuesday?
What is the modifier in this sentence?
Why is the shorter version more effective?
What is the best way to rewrite the sentence?
Which words or phrases should be deleted to eliminate redundancy? Check each.
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