“Teach Ms. Martin about Pop Culture” Day! (It’s about time)

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“Teach Ms. Martin about Pop Culture” Day! (It’s about time)

Teach Me Pop Culture! Hannah Montana I a pop-star teenager I struggles with being famous and being a normal teenager Who?Who is this person?A description of something they’ve done.

APPOSITIVE PHRASE? WHAT IS AN APPOSITIVE PHRASE? _____________________________________ _____________________________________ THE PHRASE ALWAYS HAS A ________IN IT! THE PHRASE IS ALWAYS SET OFF BY __________!

Appositive Phrase Tips The appositive phrase is always set off by some sort of punctuation mark. “Remember when we pause, that’s a good tip that we need commas.