How is the comma used as an interrupter in this sentence?

Who, in your opinion, won the battle of Waterloo?

appositive

direct address

parenthetical expression

summary

coordinate adjectives preceding a noun

Question

How is the comma used as an interrupter in this sentence?

Who, in your opinion, won the battle of Waterloo?



appositive

direct address

parenthetical expression

summary

coordinate adjectives preceding a noun

conqueror · Answer

Not summary.

anonymous · Answer

ok thats one

sammixboo · Answer

Obviously

But what is an appositive?

conqueror · Answer

I'll copy and paste my definitions from the last question.

conqueror · Answer

Appositive: An appositive is a noun, noun phrase, or series of nouns placed next to another word or phrase to identify or rename it.

Direct Address: A direct address is the name of the person (normally) who is being directly spoken to. It is always a proper noun. It does not have any grammatical relationship to any part of the sentence. It is set off by commas.

Parenthetical Expression: A parenthetical expression is an expression which is inserted into the flow of thought. It may be in the middle of a sentence or between sentences, but it does not deal directly with the topic at hand.

Summary is just an explanation.

sammixboo · Answer

And appositive is another noun that renames the noun next to it

sammixboo · Answer

Oh there we go, haha

conqueror · Answer

@colefoster

What choice do you think could be right ?

sammixboo · Answer

So which one would it be? Tell us =3

anonymous · Answer

the last one

sammixboo · Answer

Well, a summary is an explanation of something in a shorter form

anonymous · Answer

cus its not summary or apositive

conqueror · Answer

No, he means the adjective one, lol

conqueror · Answer

@sammixboo

sammixboo · Answer

WHOOPS

sammixboo · Answer

I was looking at your definitions xD

conqueror · Answer

I know. :P

conqueror · Answer

I don't really see any adjectives in the sentence @colefoster

anonymous · Answer

or the third one

conqueror · Answer

Don't think it's the 3rd one either.

anonymous · Answer

it cant be apositive

anonymous · Answer

@Conqueror

conqueror · Answer

Yup, so what's your answer ?

anonymous · Answer

i gues a

conqueror · Answer

You just said it can't be Appositive.

anonymous · Answer

its the only one left

conqueror · Answer

Not quite...there's still one left we didn't cancel out.

anonymous · Answer

direct adress

conqueror · Answer

Yup

anonymous · Answer

oh ok

conqueror · Answer

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conqueror · Answer

Can you close this ? @colefoster

anonymous · Answer

@colefoster  Since you have your answer, you can close your post. Thank you. :)

anonymous · Answer

forgot