5–40. How should the sentence that contains the dangling participle be reworded? 1. Today’s submarine is a far more serious threat, it is larger and more powerful than it was in the past. 2. Walking  back  to  the  barracks, he was drenched by the rain. 3. It was impossible, Morelli found, to more rapidly perform his  work. 4. Captain Watkins not only is a line officer but a qualified jet fighter pilot. 5-41. How should you reword the sentence that contains a misplaced correlative conjunction? 1. The submarine today is a far more serious threat than it was in the past,    it is larger and more powerful than before. 2. In walking back to the barracks the  rain  drenched  him. 3. The work was impossible to more rapidly  perform,  Morelli  found. 4. Captain Watkins is not only a line officer but also a qualified  jet  fighter  pilot. 5-42. How should you revise the sentence that contains a split infinitive? 1. Submarines are far more serious threats  today,   they are larger and more powerful than in the past. 2. The rain drenched him in walking back to the barracks. 3. Morelli found it impossible to perform  his  work  more  rapidly. 4. Implementation of Bureau policy is the main purpose of these instructions. 5–43. Which of the following revisions corrects the grammatical error in the last sentence? 1. The main purpose of these instructions  are  the implementation  of  Bureau policy. 2. The main purpose of these instructions is to implement Bureau  policy. 3. The main purpose of these instructions are to implement Bureau  policies. 4. To implement Bureau policy are the main purpose of these instructions. 5-44. Where should correlative conjunctions be positioned in a sentence? 1. Immediately following the words they  connect 2. Immediately ahead of the words they connect 3. As far as possible from the words they connect 4. Between the words they connect IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 5-45 THROUGH 5-49, SELECT THE RESPONSE OF THE TYPE OF GRAMMATICAL ERROR DEMONSTRATED IN THE INFORMATION  USED  AS  THE  QUESTION. 5-45. Either complete the form in this room or in your office and return it to me. 1. Misplaced   correlative conjunction 2. Misplaced prepositional phrase 3. Misplaced relative clause 4. Dangling participle phrase 31