1. Use the word Compliance in an appositive sentence.
2. Use the word Incentive in an appositive sentence.

Question

1. Use the word Compliance in an appositive sentence.
2. Use the word Incentive in an appositive sentence.

anonymous · Answer

Taking the kids shopping,our incentive, turned out well.

let me think about the other one...

anonymous · Answer

God, I hate appositives lol

anonymous · Answer

An appositive is when you rename the noun you used. Incentive means a reward or punishment that induces action or motivates effort. I don't see a word use in your sentence that renames incentive.

anonymous · Answer

*used

anonymous · Answer

Taking the kids shopping is a phrase used as a noun, but if you must...
you could swap it for Candy

anonymous · Answer

For number 1 what do you think about this?
"For being in compliance with her mothers rules, she was rewarded for her submissiveness."
Submissiveness being the word that renames compliance.

anonymous · Answer

no that is not used as an appositve

anonymous · Answer

Her submissiveness, compliance, enabled us to treat her easier.