Which sentence has a misplaced adjective clause?

A.
Leah ate her sandwich before opening the door, which was oozing jelly.

B.
Our mom makes peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, which she always stuffs to the edges.

C.
Leah's friend Carrie, whom she has known for years, arrived late.

D.
Leah accidentally dripped jelly onto the shirt that she had picked for the day.

2 answers

Was the door oozing jelly?

No

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