Which sentence combines these two sentences through the use of an appositive?

My younger brother is a baseball player. His name is James.

James, my younger brother, is a baseball player.

James is a baseball player; he's also my younger brother.

James is my younger brother, and he is a baseball player.

My brother James is a baseball player, and he is younger than I.

Question

Theodore Valentine

English

18 July, 04:50

Which sentence combines these two sentences through the use of an appositive?

My younger brother is a baseball player. His name is James.

James, my younger brother, is a baseball player.

James is a baseball player; he's also my younger brother.

James is my younger brother, and he is a baseball player.

My brother James is a baseball player, and he is younger than I.

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Ashlee Salinas · Answer 1

James, my younger brother, is a baseball player.

Explanation:

An appositive phrase is a noun or a noun phrase that "renames", identifies or gives further information of another noun placed right beside it. In the sentence, "My younger brother" acts as an appositive phrase because it is situated beside another noun: "James", and it gives further information of "James."

Heath Skinner · Answer 2

James, my younger brother, is a baseball player.

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