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Flapping its wings wildly, the dog was fascinated by the
bat stuck in the fireplace.
A. Misplaced modifier
B. Awkward modifier
C. Dangling participle
D. Split infinitive

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Answer:

A dangling participle is a participle in a sentence that is left hanging out alone and in the cold basically, with no noun to describing it etc thus why the correct choice is option C. Dangling participle

OlanmaE

"Flapping its wings wildly, the dog was fascinated by the  bat stuck in the fireplace." This is an example of a C. Dangling Participle.

What is a Dangling Participle?

A dangling participle is a phrase that modifies a noun that is not actually present in the text. The usage of the phrase, "Flapping its wings wildly," was intended to modify the dog.

But we know that a dog has no wings. So, this is the wrong phrase to be used in modifying the noun, dog.

So, option C is right.

Learn more about the dangling participle here:

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