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An appositive gives extra details about a noun or pronoun true or false language arts
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An appositive gives extra details about a noun or pronoun true or false
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True An appositive is a noun or phrase that renames or describes the noun to which it is next.
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This is true, an appositive is a noun (phrase) that tends to make partial or minor changes to a noun or pronoun next to it in a sentence in order to improve it, provide more detail.
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