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20 March, 18:15

Identify the appositive phrase.

"I turned the minutes over to Grady, the new secretary of the club."

A.) I turned the minutes over

B.) I turned the minutes over to Grady

C.) over to Grady

D.) the new secretary

E.) the new secretary of the club

F.) secretary of the club

G.) of the club.

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  1. 20 March, 22:06
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    The appositive phrase is the phrase that renames another noun right beside it. From the given sentence about, the noun is Grady, and the phrase that renames it is "the new secretary of the club" which is the fifth among the choices. The answer is letter E.
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