Appositives

[@tringumbs]

Thank you my child really understands appositives now

[@MrSkypelessons]

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[@herbolarilamenta]

Your videos are very useful as usual. Thank you very much indeed.

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[@wagnerotto3217]

Very, very interesting and useful!

[@palexander2245]

SO USEFUL!!!!

[@palexander2245]

hey mrskypelesson could u make a video on how to diagram appositives?? Please I would be glad if u could

[@maur0013]

It's appropriate to substitute the appositive phrase with ellipses since the phrase is not necessary for the clause, right? Thanks for the video :D

[@AjayKumar-ps8tc]

If we remove comma from an absolute phrase, is it still an absolute phrase in sentence number 3?

[@ephelduath610]

Why can't books explain this topiс as clear as you do. I've come across multiple grammar books in Russia failing to explain every aspect of appositives and logic behind their grammar. Thank you. However, can 2nd comma be added in A great scientist, Isaac Newton, was born in Christmas Day? Or is it just incorrect?

[@MrSkypelessons]

Ephel Duath, I think it’s possible to write that, but in most contexts it wouldn’t be what you wanted to say. The same goes for ‘Isaac Newton, a great scientist, was born on Christmas Day.’ It’s correct in certain contexts. I’d say that it sounds as though you are talking to someone who has never heard of Isaac Newton’s being a great scientist before, so you are introducing this fact for the first time.

[@aziarvids1899]

Thankyou so much

[@rakeshswain7119]

Sir are all the sentences gramatically correct?

[@rakeshswain7119]

Make a video on the order of adjectives plz

[@thecouple4180]

But isn't Appositive a blood type 🤔

[@TwakZy]

Nice vid be a teacher can u be my teacher

[@nguyenloi2908]

oh my god! a too difficult topic