DANGLING MODIFIERS

• Decoding a strategy through definition involves breaking down the meaning of a concept or term to understand it more deeply, often by examining its constituent parts or elements.
• Dangling modifiers are grammatical constructions that occur when a word or phrase intended to modify a noun or pronoun in a sentence is placed in a position where it doesn't grammatically or logically relate to the word it's supposed to modify
• Journalistic writing, particularly in the form of a news report, follows specific conventions aimed at delivering information in a clear, concise, and impartial manner
• A news report is a type of journalistic writing that presents factual information about recent events or developments to inform and update the audience.
• Headline: a brief, attention-grabbing summary of the main point or event covered in the news report
• Byline: indicates the name of the journalist or reporters who wrote the news report.
• Lead/Introduction: the opening paragraph or sentences of the news report
• Body: elaborates on the information provided in the lead
• Quotes: Incorporating from individuals directly involved or knowledgeable about the event adds credibility and depth to the news report