Instructions: identify the appositive word or phrase in each sentence. There is one appositive (word or phrase) in each sentence. *Please provide an explanation of how you get the answer I´m so confused 1. What Clay needs is a job, an entry-level position with the opportunity for advancement.

2. Danielle's dog, a border collie, ran across the yard to meet her.

3. Mr. Hudson, a member of the jury, asked the judge a questions.

4. This manuscript, the only one in existence, is housed in the British Museum of London.

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explanation:

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explanation:

churchill's serious tone makes it seem as though he is giving bad news rather than rallying support.

in the following paragraph, the fourth sentence the correct answer is: three personal subject pronouns

”she was embarrassed when she found that they had been put back on the shelves…”

a   subject pronoun is a personal pronoun. i, you, he, she it, we, they.  

in the sentence it can be observed she, used twice and they used once. is for this reason that is a three personal subject pronoun sentence.