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Activity One
When you use an appositive that is essential to understanding the sentence, it is called a
restrictive appositive. Restrictive appositives do not need commas.
Match up the non-restrictive appositives to the sentences below. Don’t forget to add the
comma/s in the right place.
2. With their black and white stripes, zebras are distinctive animals.
1. I have been friends with John's sister for ages since John introduced his sister.
2. On a chilling night , I had seen my neighbor's son George killing his dog seriously.
1. As the darkened night arrived , me and my brother James go out to have barbecue.
Restrictive Appositives
Non-restrictive Appositives
2. With their black and white stripes, zebras are distinctive animals.
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