What grammatical structure is the italicized portion of the sentence?
My most valuable coin, one from Spain, is worth more than $100.00.
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What are the italicized words?
i think its about the whole thing or like the part that is,then what is the structure of it
Your question asks only about the part that is italicized.
Is this the way your sentence looks?
My most valuable coin, one from Spain, is worth more than $100.00.
Is this the way your sentence looks?
My most valuable coin, one from Spain, is worth more than $100.00.
yes, and i think if its the whole sentence then its just asking what is the structure of it
The italicized part is an appositive.
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/appositive.htm
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/appositive.htm
thank you and i have a few more to do the next one is:We walked along the mountain path looking for unusual flowers. so it would be nominative absolute?
What part of the sentence do you think is the nominative absolute?
looking for unusual flowers
Yes, you're right.
:) By mistake I opened a package addressed to my sister. is the next one and would be infinitive phrase?
Please tell me what the italicized phrase is.
I don't see any infinitive phrase in that sentence.
I don't see any infinitive phrase in that sentence.
i think the whole sentence is infinitive
Houses should be designed to take advantage of the sun's heat.
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