Participial Phrases -Dangling/Misplaced/Correct

Made of silk and lace, she found her grandmother’s dress in an old trunk.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Having finished our work, the outdoors seemed refreshing.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

After waiting for an hour, Martha finally arrived

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Checking the car, the engine stopped.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

I saw a strange looking man enter the house wearing a leather jacket.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Having reached home, I dressed for dinner

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Being alone, I turned  on the radio for company.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Mother found an old trunk looking for something in the attic.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Walking toward the pictures, the names of the artists could be clearly seen.

Arriving at the bank,ound that it was close.

Arriving at the bank, we found that it was close.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct

Floating on the surface of the pond, we say some beautiful water lilies.

Arriving at the bank,ound that it was close.

Arriving at the bank, we found that it was close.

• dangling

• misplaced

• correct