Grammar Nazi: Please be careful with dangling modifiers

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KantWasWrong

"John shot Henry as he hid behind a tree."

What the heck does that mean? Was John hiding behind a tree when he shot Henry? Or was Henry hiding behind a tree when John shot him?

Reword, so that your predicate is not vague.

"Hiding behind a tree, John shot Henry."

Or . . .

"John shot Henry, who was hiding behind a tree."

Thank you,

GN

Me_Named_Wert
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