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The flavors she chose were black licorice, cotton candy, and penuche, a kind of fudge. Which best identifies the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence?
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The flavors she chose were black licorice, cotton candy, and penuche, a kind of fudge. Which best identifies the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence?

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Your answer is, D. a kind of fudge.

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The word which best identifies the appositive phrase in the sentence is a kind of fudge. Appositive phrase renames a noun or noun phrase and gives more description to it. This phrase is usually placed right beside the word it modifies.
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