A student wrote the following sentence. Shareese's grandmother came to her graduation from Texas.
How can the student best correct the misplaced modifier in her sentence?
O She can place the phrase "from Texas" after “Shareese's."
O She can place "from Texas" at the very beginning of the sentence.
O She can place the phrase "from Texas” before the word "graduation."
O She can place the phrase "from Texas" after the word "grandmother."

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