| ling. |
squinting modifier (A squinting modifier, also known as a two-way modifier, is an adverb or phrase that could feasibly modify either the words preceding it or those following it. Squinting modifiers are considered misplaced modifiers because their placement causes ambiguity. capricolya); two-way modifier (A squinting modifier, also known as a two-way modifier, is an adverb or phrase that could feasibly modify either the words preceding it or those following it. Squinting modifiers are considered misplaced modifiers because their placement causes ambiguity. capricolya); misplaced modifier (A misplaced modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies/describes. capricolya) |
