True or False: When you are writing an appositive, it must come at the end of the sentence.

Does the following sentence contain an appositive? Appositives can appear anywhere in a sentence, including the end.

Does the following sentence contain an appositive? I walked down Bruce street, and enjoyed the fresh air.

Say an appositive out loud that will fit the blank in this sentence: I reached through the fence to pet the dog, _____________________.

Does the following sentence contain an appositive? A dependent clause will begin with a subordinate conjunction, like whenever, if, since, or even though.

Say an appositive out loud that will fit the blank in this sentence: I was woken up by a noise, ________________.

Say an appositive out loud that will fit the blank in this sentence: George Washington, _____________________, established a two-term presidency.

Say an appositive out loud that will fit the blank in this sentence: The car, __________________, sped through the red light.

Does the following sentence contain an appositive? This is an example of a statement, a sentence that explains or describes.

Say an appositive out loud that will fit the blank in this sentence: The flyer, _________________, was of no interest to me.

True or False: When you are writing an appositive, you should begin with a noun marker like "a," "an," or "the."

True or False: When you are writing appositives, it must not interrupt the sentence.

Does the following sentence contain an appositive? Appositives, the re-naming of a noun, do not want to touch the rest of the sentence.