Which sentence contains an appositive phrase? A) However, I guess there’s a reason we picked her. B) Gemma Parker, my neighbor,
was elected committee leader. C) According to her, our plans for the new park are full of errors. D) I don't really want to do my homework; never the less, I will do it
The answer is b) Gemma Parker, my neighbor, was elected committee leader.
Explanation: Gemma Parker, my neighbor, was elected committee leader is correct, because my neighbor is an appositive phrase that renames gemma parker.
An appositive phrase is separated by commas. It is a noun or noun phrase that renames a noun. In this case, the noun is Gemma Parker. The appositive phrase, the noun that renames Gemma Parker, is my neighbor.
Answer: In his essay “Me Talk Pretty One Day,” David Sedaris uses a humorous, and occasionally sarcastic, tone to describe his experience learning French in Paris.
