ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which sentence has a misplaced adjective phrase? A.
The girl sprinted across the street with curly red hair.

B.
The trip to the Grand Canyon was tremendous fun.

C.
Mom bought me a pair of shoes with colorful laces.

D.
Let's order two large pizzas with pepperoni and cheese.

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Answer 1
Answer: The answer is

A. The girl sprinted across the street with curly red hair.

The correct version of the sentence would be:

The girl with curly red hair sprinted across the street.

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