One dangling participle I see a LOT is the classic “as an experienced plumber/dry cleaner/car mechanic, you can be assured of my first class service”.

What? I’M the experienced tradesperson? I might as well fix it myself then!

Modifiers describe other words or add detail. They need to go next to the words they’re modifying or confusion arises.

We know that “it’s” means “it is” and “its” means belonging to it, but why? Why is there no apostrophe in “its”?