When we say essential appositive, this is the phrase that is considered as an important part of the sentence that describes the noun and cannot be omitted for this will change the thought of the sentence. Based on the given sentence above, the essential appositive would be "Famed Astronomer". The answer would be the first option.
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just right about your year the pandemic etc..... the more time you spend on the poem the better it gets
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(C) The HR department has known about the insurance premium increase for six weeks.
(D) She gave me the Lincoln Laser billing records before she left on vacation.
Explanation:
The subject verb agreement in options C and D are correct.
Option C: The use of 'has known' is in the past form, thus the sentence is correct.
Option D: 'gave' is also a past tense, which agrees with the sentence as she had left for the holiday.
Whereas, Options A and B are wrong.
Option A: the board has chosen, meaning 'past tense' thus the use of 'accepts' which is a present tense is wrong.
Option B: the new policy had been started since yesterday, so the verb 'begun' which is the "third form of the verb' is wrong and should be used alongside a helping verb thus making it 'had begun'.
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The stanzas feature a simple end-rhyme scheme.
Explanation:
In ballad, there is no specific meter required. However the lines must rhyme. Here repair rhymes with pair, three with we,
Hence correct option is first
