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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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example of appositive at the beginning of the sentence?
His newest studio album, entitled Ride, packs one hell of a punch, beginning to end.
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Hi, His newest studio album, entitled Ride , packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end. No, entitled Ride is just a descriptive/adjectival phrase. If you want an appositive, say, eg His newest studio album, Ride , packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end.
- Hi, His newest studio album, entitled Ride , packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end.
- No, entitled Ride is just a descriptive/adjectival phrase.
- If you want an appositive, say, eg His newest studio album, Ride , packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end.
- Since Ride is a title, I'd put it in quotes.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
His newest studio album, entitled Ride, packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end.
No, entitled Ride is just a descriptive/adjectival phrase.
If you want an appositive, say, eg His newest studio album, Ride, packs
His newest studio album, entitled Ride, packs one **** of a punch, beginning to end.
No, entitled Ride is just a descriptive/adjectival phrase.
If you want an appositive, say, eg His newest studio album, Ride, packs
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