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Panda blue 483 Posted 8 years ago
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and the boys name wasn't entirely out of the ordinary, Johnathan.
and she was rigidly controlled by her choir-mistress mum, Hilary.
What do we call this usage when the comma set's off the name, as apposed to putting 'named' or 'called' before the name.
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panda blue 483 What do we call this usage when the comma set's sets off the name, as o pposed to putting 'named' or 'called' before the name ? It's a non-restrictive proper noun in apposition. CJ
- panda blue 483 What do we call this usage when the comma set's sets off the name, as o pposed to putting 'named' or 'called' before the name ?
- It's a non-restrictive proper noun in apposition.
- CJ
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panda blue 483What do we call this usage when the commaset'ssets off the name, as opposed to putting 'named' or 'called' before the name?
It's a non-restrictive proper noun in apposition.
CJ
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