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What is the appositive in this sentence? My father, David, goes to the golf course on Sundays. a. David b. father c. golf course d. Sundays
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What is the appositive in this sentence?

My father, David, goes to the golf course on Sundays.

a. David

b. father

c. golf course

d. Sundays

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David would be the correct answer
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David is the appositive phrase. An appositive will separate the noun from the verb. 
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