Based on the given sentence above, the appositive phrase here is the "triplet sisters". When we say appositive, this is a word or phrase that renames the subject that follows it. In this case, this appositive renames <span>"Laura, Lisa, and Lynn". Hope this answers your question.</span>
Explanation:
Its pretty much like a main idea so the main thing in a passage. Example:
Dogs are mainly like humans. They like to eat, sleep, and drink. I think that dogs could pretty much be humans if you got passed there fur and form.
The main idea of that passage would be that dogs are like humans.
Hope it makes since. From, brainly person.
In Once Upon A Time by Nadine Gordimer, the narrator tells a "bedtime" story about a family which becomes obsessed with its safety and goes to extreme ends to protect itself from an unknown force which it is led to believe consists of undesirable people, "loafers, tsotsis" (hooligans) and even the unemployed. There is little understanding between cultures and "people of another color" are viewed with suspicion unless they are the "reliable housemaids and gardeners."
Personality, thoughts, emotions, actions. those are just some, hope i helped
The correct answer is 0.7