How is the comma used as an interrupter in this sentence? The large, hushed crowd moved noiselessly away when they heard that the "Thresher" was doomed. appositive direct address parenthetical expression

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two adjectives before a noun

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Slvnperron answered Jan 12, 2016

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It is only used as an appositive.

Parin Parikh answered Jan 16, 2016

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