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Which of the following defines the underlined phrase in the sentence below? Pepper, (a common spice), makes foods hot. appositive gerund participial adverbial
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Which of the following defines the underlined phrase in the sentence below?

Pepper, (a common spice), makes foods hot.

appositive
gerund
participial
adverbial

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Appositive

Appositive is a noun that renames itself right beside of it. another example would be: the fruit, an apple, is starting to mold.
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