Questions: 17 Multiple Answer 1 point Select all that apply. Identify the modifier(s) in the sentences provided and select the sentences that do not contain errors with the modifier(s). Don bought a Great Dane from a neighbor that was too big for the doghouse. The Great Dane that Don bought from a neighbor was too big for the doghouse. Don bought a Great Dane that was too big for the doghouse from a neighbor. 18 Multiple Answer 1 point Select all that apply. Identify the modifier(s) in the sentences provided and select the sentences that do not contain errors with the modifier(s). After an hour's search, she found the money hidden under the rug. She found, after an hour's search, the money hidden under the rug. She found the money hidden under the rug after an hour's search. 19 Multiple Answer 1 point Select all that apply. Identify the modifier(s) in the sentences provided and select the sentences that do not contain errors with the modifier(s). Marinated in mustard sauce, the cook served a delicious ham. The cook served a delicious ham marinated in mustard sauce. The cook served a delicious ham that was marinated in mustard sauce.

The answer is:

• The Great Dane that Don bought from a neighbor was too big for the doghouse.
• After an hour's search, she found the money hidden under the rug.
• She found, after an hour's search, the money hidden under the rug.
• The cook served a delicious ham marinated in mustard sauce.
• The cook served a delicious ham that was marinated in mustard sauce.

• Don bought a Great Dane from a neighbor that was too big for the doghouse.
  • This sentence contains a misplaced modifier. It suggests that the neighbor was too big for the doghouse, not the Great Dane.
• The Great Dane that Don bought from a neighbor was too big for the doghouse.
  • This sentence is correct. The modifier "that Don bought from a neighbor" correctly describes the Great Dane.
• Don bought a Great Dane that was too big for the doghouse from a neighbor.
  • This sentence is awkward and could be misinterpreted. It suggests that the doghouse was from a neighbor, not the Great Dane.

• After an hour's search, she found the money hidden under the rug.
  • This sentence is correct. The modifier "After an hour's search" correctly describes when she found the money.
• She found, after an hour's search, the money hidden under the rug.
  • This sentence is also correct. The modifier "after an hour's search" is correctly placed within the sentence.
• She found the money hidden under the rug after an hour's search.
  • This sentence is incorrect. It suggests that the money was hidden under the rug after an hour's search, which is not the intended meaning.

• Marinated in mustard sauce, the cook served a delicious ham.
  • This sentence contains a dangling modifier. It suggests that the cook was marinated in mustard sauce, not the ham.
• The cook served a delicious ham marinated in mustard sauce.
  • This sentence is correct. The modifier "marinated in mustard sauce" correctly describes the ham.
• The cook served a delicious ham that was marinated in mustard sauce.
  • This sentence is also correct. The modifier "that was marinated in mustard sauce" correctly describes the ham.