Identify the misplaced modifier in the sentence. Esperanza saw a poodle on the way to the store. Choose the version of the sentence with the correctly placed modifier. On the way to the store, Esperanza saw a poodle. On the way to a poodle, Esperanza saw the store. Esperanza saw a store on the way to a poodle Pls

On the way to the store, Esperanza saw a poodle.

Explanation:

Esperanza saw a poodle. <- independent clause

On the way to the store <- dependent clause

Let's look at the other options

b. On the way to a poodle, Esperanza saw the store.

The sentence doesn't make much sense.

c. Esperanza saw a store on the way to a poodle.

Again, the sentence isn't logical.

A) On the way to the store, Esperanza saw a poodle.

Explanation:

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