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app phrases presentation

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English

12th Grade

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Mia Nishina

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9 Slides • 10 Questions

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Commas +
Appositives

Mia Nishina and

Meilin Hong

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Appositives

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Poll

Do you know what an appositive phrase is?

Yes

I could identify it if given an example sentence.

No

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Appositives are nouns or phrases that immediately
follow and describe/rename another noun, usually
used to clarify or classify

To identify an appositive, look for two nouns near
each other, one describing/renaming the other

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Select

Which sentence(s) have an appositive phrase?

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The neon-green ball, usually used in tennis, popped.

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My dream to own a magic carpet hasn't come true yet.

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Mauna Kea, a volcano, erupted yesterday.

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As a rhino, I sure love my greens!

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Multiple Select

In this example, which is the appositive phrase?

Ex. "During their break, the student, a high schooler, researched appositive phrases."

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During their break

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the student

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a high schooler

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researched appositive phrases

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​Ex. "During their break, the student, a high schooler, researched appositive phrases."

Diagramming Sentences

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Commas

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Multiple Choice

Which usage of commas is right for this example?

1. My teacher, Ms. Sprott, loves appositive phrases.

2. My teacher Ms. Sprott loves appositive phrases

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Restrictive: When the appositive contains essential
information, no comma is needed

Non-restrictive: When the appositive contains
non-essential information, commas are needed

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Open Ended

Please write an example of a restrictive sentence with an appositive phrase.

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Open Ended

Please write an example of a non-restrictive sentence with an appositive phrase.

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Think about it like this:
If the sentence would be clear and complete without
the appositive, commas are necessary

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If a comma is needed, place one comma before and
one comma after the appositive.

If your appositive is towards the end of the
sentence, instead of a comma at the end, you can
put a period.

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Multiple Select

Please choose all examples which are grammatically correct.

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The mouse a cute thief stole Santaʻs cookies and milk.

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I went to my favorite place, the roller rink, yesterday.

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The elephant in the room, a very cute calf, trumpeted loudly.

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The library at my school Punahou is always cold.

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The taxi driver blasted PSYʻs song "Gangnam Style" the entire car ride.

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Open Ended

How would you fix this sentence?

Ex. "The street dancer gaped when my friend Tyro a gymnast performed a backflip."

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Thank you!

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Commas +
Appositives

Mia Nishina and

Meilin Hong

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