Choose the sentence in which the appositive or appositive phrase is essential to the sentence and punctuated correctly. (1 point) Responses The title, the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win. The title, the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win. The title the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win.
The sentence in which the appositive or appositive phrase is essential to the sentence and punctuated correctly is:
"The title, the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win."
The sentence that includes an essential and correctly punctuated appositive phrase is:
The title, the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win.
The sentence in which the appositive or appositive phrase is essential to the sentence and punctuated correctly is:
"The title, the result of much hard work, was one of many Ashe would win."
To determine this, let's break down the sentence:
1. "The title" is the subject of the sentence.
2. "Was" is the linking verb.
3. "One of many Ashe would win" is the predicate of the sentence, which tells us about the title.
In this sentence, the appositive phrase "the result of much hard work" provides additional information about "the title." It is essential to the sentence because it specifies the nature and origin of the title. Without it, the sentence would lose important details and become less informative.
Additionally, the appositive phrase is punctuated correctly by using commas to set it off from the rest of the sentence.