Question

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Answer 1

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 2

@Data_LG2 @Freez @Godlovesme

Answer 3

@EclipsedStar

Answer 4

Do you even know what an appositive phrase is? ._.

Answer 5

Here. This should help you understand: http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/appositive.htm

Answer 6

Chompchomp is friggin amazing.

Answer 7

yes i do i just cant think which one is the right one ;-;

Answer 8

Well in the example sentence in the link, what about it can you find similar to this sentence?

Answer 9

mhm

Answer 10

i\i saw one i think

Answer 11

I don't understand. Do you think it's A?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

Well let's think about this for a second. What is Dr. Brochin? Is it an adverb, an appositive (noun), or an adjective?

Answer 14

appostive isright becuse dr.brochin is a person

Answer 15

Yes.

Answer 16

can you help me with a few more please?

Answer 17

Sure

Answer 18

Yes, appositive is correct.

Answer 19

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Answer 20

An adjective describes a noun. If you were to eliminate the part "is busiest," would this sentence make sense?

Answer 21

? no

Answer 22

So then it's not an adjective phrase.

Answer 23

Which leaves...?

Answer 24

a andc

Answer 25

...Well we already kind of eliminated A since "around noon" clearly isn't a noun.

Answer 26

ii meant b or c

Answer 27

...We just eliminated B

Answer 28

so that leaves us c

Answer 29

Yes

Answer 30

can you help me again plaese?

Answer 31

an appositive renames the subject...pediatrician is the subject...Dr. Brochin - noun renaming the subject

Answer 32

Sure

Answer 33

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Answer 34

So why do you think it would be a participle?

Answer 35

my edatued geuss-

Answer 36

How is it educated though? What led you to believe that it is a participle?

Answer 37

well no

Answer 38

read this..
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/infinitive.htm

Answer 39

A participle is simply a verb. An infinitive usually starts with "to"

Answer 40

well no

Answer 41

well no