Tag: common English mistakes
“It’s the Plumber I’ve Come to Fix the Sink” – What It Really Means
Ever heard someone say, “It’s the plumber I’ve come to fix the sink”, and wondered if something sounded off? You’re not alone. This sentence is a classic example of a misplaced modifier—a grammatical error that flips meaning in confusing ways. If you’ve landed here, you likely want clarity: What does “It’s the plumber I’ve come…
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