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1
How many words can be in a appositive phrase?
As many as you please
only 3!
No more than 8
About 10
2
Which bold one is an appositive phrase?
Linda,the teacher,is annoying.
Linda,the teacher,is annoying.
Linda, the teacher, is annoying.
Linda,the teacher,is annoying
3
do appositives need a comma?
yes
no
4
Which sentence uses the appositive correclty?
All of the above
Harry compares himself to John Cena,the wrestler.
Vivian, the cheerleader won an award.
The cheerleader won an award
5
Can an appositive be anywhere in a sentence?
No
Yes
6
Which part is a appositive phrase?
First, you go into the kitchen.
Martha Stewart,the excellent cook,has a show with Snoop Dog.
Luke, the great won the spelling bee.
The gray sweater,owned by Margret.
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Which sentence uses an appositive phrase correctly?
Liv,used water for her project.
The crazy drive Dylan was arrested.
None of the above
All of the above
8
Which sentence is an appositive phrase?
I can't go to the party until i clean my room
Mia lost her shirt, the maroon striped shirt, in the party
Before i left the house, I cleaned up my room.
I went to the party,for I was very popular
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what is an appositive?
A noun put next to another noun to describe it using a comma
A phrase
A subordinating conjuctiom
A word or phrase used as a transition
10
Which sentence uses an appositive phrase correctly?
Trump is rich.
The president Donald Trump is a billionaire.
Donald Trump is a billionaire.
The president, Donald Trump, is a billionaire.
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Appositives are nouns
false
true
12
Which sentence has an appositive phrase?
Danny found his boots.
Danny,lost his boots,the clown.
Do you know where Danny's boots are?
Danny, the clown,lost his boots.
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Which bold one are correct apposite phrase?
Jane, ate a pig,for breakfast.
Secondly, I don't have a car.
All of the above
Mary, the cow, had won the lottery.