English, 09.04.2020 23:00, Leigh8655

The following sentence has a dangling modifier.
Filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, the bicycle seemed to race faster.
Which revision best corrects the error in the sentence?
A. The bicycle seemed to race faster, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air
B. The bicycle, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, seemed to race faster.
C. Carmen found that she could race faster, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air.
D. By filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, Carmen found that she could race faster.

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The following sentence has a dangling modifier.
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