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Hi folks!
I'm after a technical term, so I'm hoping you can help me out. I know the sentence in the example below is wrong (which is intentional), but I always forget what the technical term for it is.
'Ladies and gentlemen, making his debut on stage, it is my pleasure to introduce...'
The grammar book I looked at indicated it would be a dangler/dangling participle. Is that correct?
Thank you!
I'm after a technical term, so I'm hoping you can help me out. I know the sentence in the example below is wrong (which is intentional), but I always forget what the technical term for it is.
'Ladies and gentlemen, making his debut on stage, it is my pleasure to introduce...'
The grammar book I looked at indicated it would be a dangler/dangling participle. Is that correct?
Thank you!