The patient with the fractured tibia was placed in the wheelchair.
If you tried to "cut and paste" the types of agreement, it doesn't work here. You have to type t all out.
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The patient was placed in the wheelchair with the fractured tibia.
If you tried to "cut and paste" the types of agreement, it doesn't work here. You have to type t all out.
Sra
You need to ask yourself this: Did the wheelchair have a fractured tibia? It's silly, of course, and this is an indication of a misplaced (or dangling) modifier.
The agreement error is not related to subject-verb agreement. However, there is another type of agreement error in this sentence. It involves the agreement between the noun "tibia" and the adjective "fractured." "Fractured" is an adjective modifying the noun "tibia," and they should agree in number.
In this case, "tibia" is a singular noun, and "fractured" should also be singular to match. Therefore, the correct type of agreement error in this sentence is a noun-adjective agreement error.