Click on the sentence that contains a dangling modifier. Choose one answer. Group of answer choices To reach the river, this path must be followed. To reach the river, you must follow this path. Follow this path to reach the river.

The correct answer is letter "A": To reach the river, this path must be followed.

Explanation:

Dangling modifiers are phrases that confuse the grammatical order of a sentence. This usually arises when the subject of a first clause is hidden in the subsequent segment by using the passive voice of the sentence. Thus, the segment should be corrected by converting the sentence back to the active voice. In the example:

To reach the river, this path must be followed. (Dangling modifier)

Should be transformed into:

To reach the river, you must follow this path. (Correct form of the sentence)

To reach the river, this path must be followed

Explanation:

A dangling modifier is also known as a misplaced modifier. And it can be explained as a word or phrase that modifies a word or words which are not clearly stated in the sentence. A word or phrase can also be considered as a dangling modifier when the sentence is not clear about what is being modified.

In this case, the sentence that was chosen as the correct answer contains the dangling modifier.