Dangling modifiers
Sean Gleeson alerts us to some serious safety issues on the plane that diverted to Bermuda last Mondayi
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- 13.12.05 16:41 Uncle Elvis
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- 13.12.05 19:07 Went to Berkeley
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I had a dangling modifier once.
The doctor gave me a cream and some pills and it cleared right up.
Posted by Uncle Elvis on 13.12.05 at 16:41
The story has also hit the Drudge Report...
Posted by O'Brien on 13.12.05 at 16:57
Ha Ha. Funny. When I was at Berkeley, one of our english lessons (at the end of year - after finals)was spent in competition... find the most grammatical and spelling errors in the Royal Gazette. Ahh.. the good old days!
Posted by Went to Berkeley on 13.12.05 at 19:07
Royal Gazette errors are always a laugh, but at least they try. My recent favourite is their attempt to censor a rude word but *** the wrong bit.
Posted by Yet Another Limey on 14.12.05 at 08:17