An appositive phrase gives you an alternative description or more information about a noun, and it is separated from other elements in the sentence by commas.
The appositive phrase in this sentence is "a whiz at foreign languages" - you can identify it because it is describing and giving you more information about Mr. Wilson (the proper noun the phrase is next to) and has commas around it.
Demonstrative adjectives are the examples of this,that,these and those
Was studying
Raised
Drove
Saw
Walked
Turned
Saw
Came
Heard
Was watching tv-arrived
When
While
Ourselves
Themselfs
Ourself
unsure about the last because I can't see the options but Sometime sounds right
In my words, I think this quote is deep. It’s saying how having courage brings you a brave aspect about things and at the end of the day you’ll get no where if you don’t try getting out of your comfort zone.
Answer:
choose something that intrests you, like a hobby, or something you want to do as a job in the future.
Explanation:
if you reply w/ some things ur intrested in then i can help you chose the best one for the project.
