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The correct answer to the question that is being asked and being presented above would be the word 'Jasmine'. The appositive is 'Jasmine' since it renames the noun phrase 'my sister' so that it doesn't sound redundant in the sentence given.
Answer:
I believe that the holocaust stripped it's prisoners of not just optimism, but a sense of hope, and a will to live. Because just think of it, you know that they are going to kill you, your family, and your friends. there no escape so what were they able to do? nothing. they had to accept that they were going to die, they just didn't know who would the next to go. Now I don't want to sound to dark, but they all knew they were going to die, they just couldn't fight it.
Explanation:
<span>A fable directly states the moral or lesson of the story. In satire, the main argument is often disguised.</span>
Simple, get rid of prepositional phrases, change Robert and bob to they. Because there is only one clause. Then it turns into “They moved,” that’s a simple sentence.
