The movie “Jaws” has a famous soundtrack.
What is the appositive? What is the noun it explains?
A. Jaws = appositive; movie = noun
B. a famous soundtrack = appositive; movie = noun
C. soundtrack = appositive; movie = noun
D. There is no appositive in this sentence.
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A. which
B. where
C. when
D. that
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In which sentence is the comma used correctly?
A. Unimpressed by their antics Mom, told Kevin and Alma to go inside.
B. Unimpressed, by their antics Mom told Kevin and Alma to go inside.
C. Unimpressed by their antics, Mom told Kevin and Alma to go inside.
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A. which
B. that
C. who
D. whose
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The simple past of WASH is:
A. Washed
B. Washes
C. Washd