Walking down the street, the buildings appeared to be getting taller.

The capitalized phrase is a

A. prepositional phrase.

B. dangling modifier.

C. misplaced modifier.

D. gerund phrase

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English

Kole Rosario

27 December, 01:10

Walking down the street, the buildings appeared to be getting taller.

The capitalized phrase is a

A. prepositional phrase.

B. dangling modifier.

C. misplaced modifier.

D. gerund phrase

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Zackary Oneal · Answer 1

Dangling modifier - - it should be modifying the subject (I) instead it is near the Buildings which are actually the "object" of the verb appeared (though, in truth, appeared doesn't take an object - - B

Walking down the street, the buildings appeared to be getting taller.The capitalized phrase is aA. prepositional phrase.B. dangling modifier.C. misplaced modifier.D. gerund phrase

Walking down the street, the buildings appeared to be getting taller.

The capitalized phrase is a

A. prepositional phrase.

B. dangling modifier.

C. misplaced modifier.

D. gerund phrase