Question

can someone please please help me im stuck and frustrated :(

Answer 1

@AccessDenied

Answer 2

i've narrowed it down to option a or b

Answer 3

someone please :/

Answer 4

I am no expert on this part of English grammar, so I have to do some research;
According to what I am looking up, https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/596/01/

I don't believe the appositive phrase starts with "which", while option A looks accurate to what I found as examples on the page. Hope that helps!

Answer 5

Hang on.
"In some cases, an appositive might be thought of as a simplified adjective clause (a word group beginning with who or which). This next sentence, for example, relies on an adjective clause to identify the subject, hangman:"
http://grammar.about.com/od/grammarfaq/f/faqappositive.htm

Yeah, this subject really throws me for a loop... Really sorry. >.>;

Answer 6

looking at it again a does look correct

Answer 7

what about this one i know it's b or c

Answer 8

"for 35 years" seems to modify the implication of the verb teaching -- adverb
while "of Mr. Bruns's former students' is clarifying "several"

Answer 9

so it would be b?

Answer 10

That is what I am thinking. Although, again, I am not well-versed in the subject to be certain. You'll have to weight that information for yourself as well. I need to be heading off to bed (3 am). lol

Answer 11

haha goodnight thank's for the help :)