At the end of June, Jeff told his friends this morning that he is going to France.
What is the misplaced modifier in this sentence?
A. There is no misplaced modifier.
B. "going to France"
C. "At the end of June"
D. "this morning"
I think it's this morning. Because it doesn't make sense to say this morning he said he's going to France if there wasn't a specific day that was said it just says at the end of June.
