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What noun or pronoun is identified by an appositive? Hemingway'snovelThe Old Man and the Sea book
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Hemingway'snovelThe Old Man and the Sea book
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The appositive in the given sentence above is "Hemingway's novel" which describes and renames the noun "The Old Man and the Seabook". An appositive is a word or words that are used to describe or rename the subject of the sentence.
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