An appositive is a noun or noun phrase that immediately follows another noun. An appositive explains or defines the noun it follows and is set off by commas.
Example: Scooter, the best dog in the world, ate a whole bag of chocolate chips.
Now you try! Write a sentence about yourself or a friend using an appositive and commas.
Brendan Fusco, a world traveler, went to Thailand.
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Sierra and Charles, my friends, both went to the international blue rasin convention.
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Don't ask where i got that....
My dog, Jasmine, loves to run, walk, and sleep. -Luke
ReplyDeleteAdam,a smart boy, got an A on his Study Island quiz!- Adam
ReplyDeleteThe Kansas City Chiefs, the most awesome team in the NFL, are my favorite team.
ReplyDeleteMy dog Rusty, a somewhat lazy but amazing dog, greets me by the door every day that I get home from school.
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My dog Trooper, a cuddly puppy, barks everytime someone walks by the house, including me!
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Sierra, a smart girl, got an A on her Appositives test.
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Sophie, the miniature dachound, barked at a squirell. - Joel
ReplyDeleteThe librarian, Mrs. Hall, works at Inman.
ReplyDeleteNatalie, a sixth grade student, is posting on Mrs. Boozer's blog
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