'Appositives' presentation slideshows

Comma Rhapsody

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Comma Rhapsody

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Comma Rhapsody

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Commas

Commas. 1.Items in a series 2.Compound sentences 3.Adjectives 4.Interrupters 5.Appositives. 1. Sentence Structure: Commas in a Series. Commas should be placed in series of words, phrases, or clauses. Place commas in the following sentences:.

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Modifiers

Modifiers. I. What is a Modifier?. Words that clarify or add meaning to a sentence Example: 1. I bought a new writing utensil, a mechanical pencil with a blue eraser. . II. Types. Adjective Phrases Adds meaning to a noun a. We looked at the extremely long and elegant wedding dress .

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Commas

Commas. Introductory Material and Other Common Usages. Introductory Material. When a subordinate clause or phrase is at the beginning of a sentence, place a comma after it. . Subordinate Clauses. All clauses contain a subject and predicate.

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Appositives

Appositives. How can you stay positive when dealing with appositives ?. What is an appositive?. Appositives rename noun phrases and are usually placed beside what they rename or explain. Ex.) Dr. Ison, our principal , explained the rules for prom.

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Appositives to provide more information about a noun

Appositives to provide more information about a noun. Appositives. n ouns or noun phrases that refers to other nouns beside them. p rovide more details about nouns. a re placed in between comas. The noun being referred. The writer , Roald Dahl, once lived in the U.S. Appositive.

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Combining Sentences

Combining Sentences. Semi-Colons, Conjunctions, and Appositives. Appositive - Review. WHAT IS IT? A phrase that gives more information about a noun. WHERE IS IT? At the start of the sentence (intro clause) OR Right after a noun (separated by commas). Help You Identify Appositives.

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Appositives to provide more information about a noun

Appositives to provide more information about a noun. Appositives. n ouns or noun phrases that refers to other nouns beside them. p rovide more details about nouns. a re placed in between comas. The noun being referred. The writer , Roald Dahl, once lived in the U.S. Appositive.

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Adjectival Clauses vs. Appositives

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