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doalasDaynaliyah
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  • 29-04-2016
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What is the appositive phrase in this sentence? The breakfast Mrs. Clark served included tea, orange juice, and crepes, a kind of thin pancake.

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ojmichael
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  • 29-04-2016

The definition of an appositive [phrase], according to www.grammar.about.comĀ is that an appositive is a noun phrase, noun, or series of nouns set off by commas. So, the word introducing the phrase would be 'included' and the phrase you are looking for would be "tea, orange juice, and crepes, a kind of thin pancake"

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