Explain briefly about appositive noun with 6 examples.
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An appositive generally implies the word "noun," so we can just refer to an appositive noun as an appositive. An appositive is a noun or a noun phrase that renames a noun that is right beside it. For example, if you said "The boy ran down the street," adding an appositive could result in "The boy, who is the quickest, ran down the street." The sentence is still complete without the appositive; however adding the appositive presents more information about the particular character.
1.Gus, Eric's black and white cat, slowly crept up behind the kittens. 2.The bookshelf, a modern piece of furniture, was moved into the house first.
3.The insect, a large and hairy creature, scared the children as they walked outside.
4.My brother, a human garbage disposal, consumed five cheeseburgers in one sitting last night.
5.Kara's bag, a display of her wealth, was stained with paint because she wasn't careful.
6.They couldn't believe when the little boy stood up to John, the biggest bully in the whole school.
1.Gus, Eric's black and white cat, slowly crept up behind the kittens. 2.The bookshelf, a modern piece of furniture, was moved into the house first.
3.The insect, a large and hairy creature, scared the children as they walked outside.
4.My brother, a human garbage disposal, consumed five cheeseburgers in one sitting last night.
5.Kara's bag, a display of her wealth, was stained with paint because she wasn't careful.
6.They couldn't believe when the little boy stood up to John, the biggest bully in the whole school.
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