Which sentence contains a dangling or misplaced modifier?
a. to survive the summer heat, you should give your pets plenty of water.
b. to survive the summer heat, your pets will need lots of fresh water.
c. to survive the summer heat, both you and your pet will need plenty of water.
d. to survive the summer heat, give your pet plenty of fresh water to drink.

A

Explanation:

So for one I'm smart, and second the sentance says  "To survive the summer heat, you should give your pets plenty of water." The part of the pets added doesnt make sense.

answer; ///i do believe that the correct answer is (c); at its most effective, style fits closely with fashion; plz check good luck

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