An appositive phrase is a phrase that "re-states" the subject (or another noun phrase), that is gives a new name or a new description.
Here the subject is "her uncle" and the new way of describing the uncle is "<span>the man over there in the red shirt</span>", which is also the appositive phrase.
The correct answer here is d. the man over there in the red shirt
Answer: had never seen
Explanation:
<em>Before she went to the zoo she </em><em><u>had never seen</u></em><em> a lion. </em>
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Assuming the word in bold is <em>saw,</em> the correct tense would be to make use of the past participle of see because this is a Past Perfect tense.
A Past Perfect tense is one that talks about an event in the past that happened before the event being talked about for instance, "I had seen her leave before I came into the classroom".
In this case the lady in question had not seen a lion before she went to the zoo so this is a past perfect and the correct tense for the verb therefore is "had ... seen".
Explanation:
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It shows that she is an amazing wife, and would do anything for her husband. But when he sold what he had to get HER something, she didn't get mmad or anything.
Answer:
If you go abroad, you should bring your passport or visa
