An appositive phrase consists of words that describes or renames the noun beside it. In the given sentence above, the appositive phrase is the new secretary of the club. This appositive phrase renames the noun beside it which is Grady.
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so what do I want to talk about to be with you and I don't want to be with you and I don't want to
A. Language that accuses or offends readers
I would go with A.
Small dogs can get into fights, but so can big dogs. And medium fogs-any dog can get into a fight.
Hungry dogs can wag their tails for bones, but it never said that these two dogs were hungry.
Many dogs do not get a long. True, but it never implied that in this passage-there were only two dogs.
A is right because there were two angry dogs and they did get distracted by food.
I hope this helped :)
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"Similar" is the closest antonym for "varying".
