What's an example of a noun phrase appositives with the idiom "an empty vessel makes much noise"?

Bbbco asked Feb 28, 2022

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Answer:

An empty vessel

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the word 'empty' describes the noun vessel.

The appositives of noun phrases (NPAs) are nouns or noun phrases that are used to characterize another noun.

Pol Lluis answered Mar 6, 2022

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