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Seoul1234 Posted 12 years ago
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I can't explain..
Hello everyone, I'm a Korean English learner. When I saw following sentence, I could understand the meaning but I couldn't grammatically explain this part " , the son of a fisherman or something" because there is no conjuntion, no relative, and no noun that I can assum the apposition. Please help me.~
To hear him speak, you would think he grew up on the East Coast, the son of a fisherman or something.
To hear him speak, you would think he grew up on the East Coast, the son of a fisherman or something.
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The pronoun that "the son of a fisherman or something" is in apposition with is "he".
- The pronoun that "the son of a fisherman or something" is in apposition with is "he".
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The pronoun that "the son of a fisherman or something" is in apposition with is "he".
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