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Kk Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
About an appositive
thank you very much
can you tell me abour appositive regulation
I make some sentence,help me to check these sentences
The ROC,which is country,emphaisizes social welfare.
Carlos,a good language school teacher,comes from Cuba.
Some professor, who specialized in political science,urged something.
Television,quite the opposite of books that presented drama,comedy,and talk shows,afford entertainment dor idle hours.
I don't know whether ''presented is a verb in the appositive.
and that represents a conjunction.
can you tell me abour appositive regulation
I make some sentence,help me to check these sentences
The ROC,which is country,emphaisizes social welfare.
Carlos,a good language school teacher,comes from Cuba.
Some professor, who specialized in political science,urged something.
Television,quite the opposite of books that presented drama,comedy,and talk shows,afford entertainment dor idle hours.
I don't know whether ''presented is a verb in the appositive.
and that represents a conjunction.
Top answer
I have written some sentances; would you help me by checking them? The ROC, which is a country, emphasizes social welfare. The next sentance is fine.
- I have written some sentances; would you help me by checking them?
- The ROC, which is a country, emphasizes social welfare.
- The next sentance is fine.
- The sentance about the professor is grammatically correct, but rather funny.
- I guess you're just asking about the structure of the sentance.
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I have written some sentances; would you help me by checking them?
The ROC, which is a country, emphasizes social welfare.
The next sentance is fine.
The sentance about the professor is grammatically correct, but rather funny. I guess you're just asking about the structure of the sentance.
I'm sorry, but I can't comment on the last sentance. I'm not sure what the m
The ROC, which is a country, emphasizes social welfare.
The next sentance is fine.
The sentance about the professor is grammatically correct, but rather funny. I guess you're just asking about the structure of the sentance.
I'm sorry, but I can't comment on the last sentance. I'm not sure what the m
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Hi KK,
Your last sentence needs re-building:
'Television, quite the opposite of books, presents drama, comedy and talk shows, affording entertainment for idle hours.'
'Presents' is now the main verb, of course, for the subject 'television'. 'Quite the opposite' would not be considered an appositive, since it is grammatically connected to the rest of the sentence with
Your last sentence needs re-building:
'Television, quite the opposite of books, presents drama, comedy and talk shows, affording entertainment for idle hours.'
'Presents' is now the main verb, of course, for the subject 'television'. 'Quite the opposite' would not be considered an appositive, since it is grammatically connected to the rest of the sentence with
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for his own safty, a soccer referee in greece disguised himself as a priest after a match because he had greatly upset the local fans.
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Hi,
for his own safety, a soccer referee in greece disguised himself as a priest after a match because he had greatly upset the local fans.
This sentence is fine, except that you need two capital letters. Can you see where?
for his own safety, a soccer referee in greece disguised himself as a priest after a match because he had greatly upset the local fans.
This sentence is fine, except that you need two capital letters. Can you see where?
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