Which sentence contains an incorrectly punctuated appositive or appositive phrase?

A.
James Parker, the recreation center manager, has been a coach for 10 years.

B.
My uncle, a talented fiddler, enjoys playing for square dances.

C.
The jetliner, a new model, had an eventful voyage.

D.
At first the twins Lucy and Edward thought we were imagining things.

Question

Which sentence contains an incorrectly punctuated appositive or appositive phrase?

A.
James Parker, the recreation center manager, has been a coach for 10 years.
 
 B.
My uncle, a talented fiddler, enjoys playing for square dances.
 
 C.
The jetliner, a new model, had an eventful voyage.
 
 D.
At first the twins Lucy and Edward thought we were imagining things.

adonine · Answer

@Mehek14

adonine · Answer

@Elsa213

dawnflower09 · Answer

D is the one that is incorrect. The sentence should be: At first the twins, Lucy and Edward, thought we were imagining things.

alliekat01 · Answer

That would be wrong...It would be the one that doesn't sound right when you say it out-loud. Try saying all of them out loud how they are already punctuated and see which one sounds incorrect, but it is not D like @dawnflower09 said, that is correctly punctutated