Please please PLEASE help me FAST!!Which words in the sentence are the appositive?
Which word does the appositive rename? Stephanie, the youth council president, wants to volunteer at the food bank.

a. Stephanie, the youth; renames president

b. to volunteer; renames wants

c. food bank; renames volunteer

d. the youth council president; renames Stephanie

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Answer 1

Answer: The correct answer is D. Because an appositive phrase is usually separated from the rest of the sentence with the use of commas, just like in this case. And it refers to the noun, the subject. In this case, the appositive phrase is 'the youth council president', and it refers to, or renames 'Stephanie'.

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