Question

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Some nouns stay the same whether they are singular or
Appositives tell more about the nouns they follow. Use commas within
a sentence to set off many appositives: The photographer's camera, the
newest on the market, broke after one month.
Rewrite each sentence correctly by using the correct plural forms or adding
commas where they belong.
1. Our town Grantsville will host this year's summer celebration.

Answer 1

The sentence should be rewritten with commas to set off the appositive.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of the question is English. The sentence given, "Our town Grantsville will host this year's summer celebration," should be rewritten correctly by adding commas where they belong. The revised sentence would be: "Our town, Grantsville, will host this year's summer celebration." The correct placement of the commas sets off the appositive "Grantsville" which provides additional information about the noun "town."

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