The correct answer is D. After "items," you want to insert a colon, then go on to list your items. colons set off a list. semicolons, as in choice A, are used to connect two independent clauses--that is, two complete thoughts--and join them into a single sentence if their subject matter is related. semicolons aren't used to set off a list in this way because "milk, bread, and eggs" is not a complete thought. choice B is incorrect because list items do not need to be contained in parentheses. choice C is incorrect because it's unclear; "items" is followed by a comma, but you need to use commas for your list items as well. a reader could mistake "items" as a part of the list, when the list only consists of foods.
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appositive phrase
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the sentence above is an appositive phrase, because it provides additional details about a noun or pronoun in the sentence.
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If I had enough money, I would buy a new skateboard.
If she tells me the truth, I will be glad.
I would travel to the USA if I had enough money
If you helped your mother, she would be very happy.
She will be angry if you do not tell the truth.
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I think this is rigth
'There's a certain Slant of light' is an especially fine example of this. The poem, in summary, focuses on the way that sunlight in the winter is oppressive and weighs down on us, making us feel low, unhappy, as if visited by a 'Heavenly Hurt'.
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