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17 February, 04:22

The famousbaseball player, a man known for his fast pitches, was entered into the hall of fame. What is the oppositive phrase?

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  1. 17 February, 07:05
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    In the sentence given above, the appositive phrase is a man known for his fast pitches. Appositive phrase refers to a noun or noun phrase which adds more meaning to the noun it modifies by renaming it and is usually placed beside next to that noun.
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