You can correct a dangling modifier by
A) adding an independent clause.
B) inserting the missing word that is being referred to.
C) rewriting the sentence.
D) doing either (b) or (c).

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A dangling modifier is a word or phrase that modifies a word not clearly stated in the sentence. To correct it, you can either insert the word that the modifier is supposed to refer to (option B) or rewrite the sentence so that the modifier clearly refers to the correct word (option C). Therefore, doing either B or C is a correct approach.

You Can Correct a Dangling Modifier by