Identify the underline phrase in the sentences: : "according to the letter," the wedding is june 25th 1.propositional 2.participial 3.gerund 4.infinitive mikayla's homeroom teacher,"mr. jones", is very proud of her. 1.participial 2.gerund 3.appositive 4.prepositional henry's desire "to win" is obvious. 1.gerund 2.infinitive 3.prepositional 4.participial "talking" is not allowed in class. 1.prepositional 2.gerund 3.appositive 4.infinitive determine if the following sentence contains a misplaced modifier or dangling modifier, or if it correct: josie's project was a failure, having not prepared properly. 1.misplaced modifier 2.dangling modifier 3.correct i have my want to make sure. answer asap : d

"According to the letter" is a prepositional phrase.  PPs (prepositional phrases) have a preposition as head of the phrase. In this case, the preposition is "according to".

In C, "to win" is an infinitive phrase as it is formed by the infinitive particle -to and the verb in the bare infinitive form.  What is more, "talking" in sentence 4 is a gerund. Gerunds are formed with verbs but act as nouns. As you can see, it is in subject position in the sentence.

I would say that "having not prepared properly" is a dangling modifier because it lacks the D.O (direct object) to refer back to Josie for the sentence to be grammatically correct. What was not prepare properly?  The project lacks volition to prepare itself.

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