your answer is Both A & B
Answer:
The famous guitarist
Explanation:
The above answer is the correct answer.
An appositive phrase is known to be a group of words that actually comes before or after a noun or pronoun in order to explain, buttress or modify it.
These appositive phrases may be omitted from a sentence. When this omission is carried out, it doesn't affect the noun or pronoun it identifies. We say it nonrestrictive.
From the sentence given, we discover that "The famous guitarist" is the appositive phrase explaining who Nathan Heywood is.
Answer:
look at explanation please once prefer to your teacher too.
Explanation:
C.a did not watch
b. didn't like
c. did not go.
Like this only you need to do all answers. I have written direct answer of no C a,b,c.If you prefer to English teacher you will be more clear. If you practice with your English teacher you will be more clear.
Answer:
Dialogue between two animals at the zoo.
Explanation:
Tiger: Who is this creature?
Monkey: This is human who can walk on two legs.
Tiger: Why this creature comes to see us?
Monkey: These creature comes to see us and to be entertain.
Tiger: These humans are very different.
Monkey: Yes, they are different.
Tiger: What they are looking in us?
Monkey: They looked our behaviour.
Tiger: These humans take our home from us by cutting forest.
Monkey: Yes, but they are good because they provide food to us daily.
It would be easier for me if you attached the text. But I've get what you mean. In my opinion the most suitable part of "Helen Grey" explicity is that: <span>But so you miss that modest charm. It show that sometimes you can't find real beauty.</span>
