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What is the function of the noun clause in this sentence? Kam's choice, that she read the assignment, prepared her for the test subject indirect object appositive direct object
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What is the function of the noun clause in this sentence?

Kam's choice, that she read the assignment, prepared her for the test

subject

indirect object

appositive

direct object

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it's c i took the test

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It's a tricky one but I will go for "appositive". Because;
•it adds information about Kim's choice or explains it,
•it's placed between commas
• it's a nonessential appositive because if you removed it the meaning of the sentence would still be clear.
Hope that helps..
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