Answer:
Letter A
is the answer because it has more complete idea and correct form of what's written above.
I believe the answer is "I"
The appositive is a renaming of a noun, something that can be skipped without changing the grammatically and meaning of the sentence.
Here the appositive is "Dr. Walters" - it can be skipped:
My dentist was one of the speakers at Career Day
and it renames "My dentist" - answer B
After reading each of the sentences, we can complete them in the following manner by choosing from the possible choices:
- There is a new housing estate in the suburbs. You can get there by bus.
- Last month my family moved to a modern bungalow with a large garden.
- This chest of drawers is too small for my clothes. I need a big wardrobe.
- Singapore is an important trading centre in Asia. That's why the port there is so big.
- Many popular tourist destinations have scorching temperatures in summer.
There are a few useful tips to follow when answering this type of question:
- <u>Read all sentences and all answer choices</u>. That will give you an idea of what the sentences are about and what words may possibly go with each sentence.
- Begin by the most obvious ones. For example, number 5 above mentions "scorching" and "summer," which shows the only possibility is temperature.
- Go with what sounds more logic. "Housing" and "estate" make sense together, just like "trading" and "center".
- If it sounds right, it is probably right. But, when in doubt, research online to see if you can find similar sentences.
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