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Knowing very little English, it was difficult to converse with the foreigner.

  • A.I found it difficult to converse
  • B.to converse was difficult
  • C.conversing was difficult
  • D.No improvement required.

Answer: A

It should read I found it difficult to converse.

Knowing very little English must describe the person who knows little English, and in the original it attaches to it, which knows nothing. Supplying I as the subject makes the participle modify the right thing.

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