Which is the appositive in this sentence?

The museum director, George Nelson, purchased a new sculpture for the museum's outdoor garden.

A.

a new sculpture

B.

George Nelson

C.

for the museum's outdoor garden

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Carroll

6 August, 16:29

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Samantha Mckinney · Answer 1

An appositive is a noun or noun-phrase that sits right next to another noun

and explains it. The appositive in this sentence is "George Nelson". B.

Which is the appositive in this sentence?The museum director, George Nelson, purchased a new sculpture for the museum's outdoor garden.A.a new sculptureB.George NelsonC.for the museum's outdoor garden