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Amos, the family dog, likes To Eat Peanut Butter off the spoon. Is to eat the peanut butter an appositive phrase

Amos, the family dog, likes To Eat Peanut Butter off the spoon. Is to eat the peanut butter an appositive phrase
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Amos, the family dog, likes To Eat Peanut Butter off the spoon.

Is to eat the peanut butter an appositive phrase

User Sudhanshu Vohra
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no but "the family dog" is an appositive phrase

User Aleksander Krauze
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the appositive phrase is “the family dog” it’s extra information that isn’t necessarily needed and a tip is that usually (but not always) appositive phrases are in commas.
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