[ Grammar ]
Which answer best corrects the dangling modifier?
Driving in heavy traffic, my head started to ache.
A. Driving in heavy traffic, started to ache my head.
B. Driving in heavy traffic, my started to ache to me.
C. Driving in heavy traffic, I began to get a headache.
D. My head started to ache driving in heavy traffic.
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