What are misplaced modifiers in English grammar? How to correct misplaced modifiers?

Hello learners!
In this lesson, you get to learn and master the following things:
• What are misplaced modifiers in English grammar?
• Types of misplaced modifiers!
• How to correct misplaced modifiers?
What is a misplaced modifier?
Modifier : a modifier is a word or a group of words that gives information about a noun or a verb. It modifies or changes the meaning of a noun or a verb.
A misplaced modifier is a word or a group of words - a phrase or a clause - that sits or is placed next to a word or words it doesn't intend to modify. It is placed little far away from the word or words it modifying, and because of that it is called a misplaced modifier.
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Keep it close to the noun or pronoun it modifies.

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Hello sir , "Hukum chand sat on the veranda staring at the rain ." "The bearer was standing beside him looking equally frightened." Sir here are 'staring' and 'looking ' Misplaced modifiers? Because 'looking' may modify both the words:the bearer and him.

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Yes, they may be misinterpreted. Using a comma before them make it clear that they are modifying the nouns sitting before them.

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Sir, When I make sentences in 'past passive', sometimes I automatically add WAS. Examples 1)I was invited. (Correct) 2)I was played. (Wrong) Are there any tricks or any easy way to make sentence sometimes I make mistakes? How to identify and write? could do you please tell me the easy way?

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