Why We Use Danglers?

In a nutshell, a dangler is a little phrase — not a complete sentence — that is used at the start of a sentence to describe something, but that something is not the subject doing the main action of the sentence. ... They can use prepositional phrases: With silver trim and an oversized trunk, Dave knew he'd found his car.

What are danglers used for?

Danglers are a promotional and marketing item used for advertising sales, discounts, and offers regarding products. For example, you may find danglers saying '20% off' or 'Rs. 50 discount'. Danglers are a form of inducement.

What are danglers?

A dangler is any modifying word or phrase that isn't close enough to the thing it's modifying. Take, for example: “Skipping merrily down the way, my hat fell off.” The part before the comma is a modifying phrase. Specifically, it's a participial phrase, built on the participle “skipping.”