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What is the appositive in this sentence? Coach Smith has special exercises for us pitchers.
A.
us
B.
Coach
C.
pitchers
D.
exercises

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Answer 1
Answer: pitchers is the appositive!


Appositive is another way of naming something that has already been named in the sentence. here it's "us" that's getting another "name": pitchers.

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Heyy im reading that right now! :)
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A.Sharon decided to follow
B.to follow the recipe carefully
C.because she had
D.baked a cake before

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The root of congregated is a Latin word meaning “to flock together.” What does congregated mean as it is used in paragraph 2 of the story?A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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Answer:

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B.
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C.
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D
I
just don't know whom we should send this last invitation to.

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Answer:

B. She refused to except his engagement proposal.

Explanation:

To accept something, is the action of receiving, whereas to except, is the action of excluding something. By using the word except in this sentence format, it would be similar to saying; She refused to exclude his engagement proposal. I doesn't make sense.
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