Question

Read the sentences. Angelo’s mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm in New York City. New York City is the capital of the publishing world. Which sentence correctly combines the sentences using an appositive? Angelo’s mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm in New York City, which is the capital of the publishing world. New York City was the publishing world capital and where Angelo’s mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm. Angelo’s mom worked as an editor for a New York City publishing firm that is the capital of the publishing world. Angelo’s mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm in New York City, the capital of the publishing world.

Answer 1

I believe the correct sentence is the last one, Angelo's mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm in New York City, the capital of the publishing world.

Answer 2

The sentence that correctly combines the sentences using an appositive is the following one: Angelo's mom worked as an aeditor for a publishing firm in New York City, the capital of the publishing world.

Step-by-step explanation:

An appositive is a noun or noun phrase that renames another noun right beside it. Nonessential appositives are always separated from the rest of the sentence with commas. In this case, the appositive "the capital of the publishing world" renames the noun New York City. The appositive phrase is nonessential since if it was removed, the sentence would still have the same meaning (see 1).

1) Angelo's mom worked as an editor for a publishing firm in New York City.