Nouns, pronouns, or phrases that follow another noun or pronoun to rename it are called ____

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Nouns, pronouns, or phrases that follow another noun or pronoun to rename it are called _____.

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User: Nouns, pronouns, or phrases that follow another noun or pronoun to rename it are called _____.

Weegy: Nouns, pronouns, or phrases that follow another noun or pronoun to rename it are called appositives.
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User: Recipes, instruction sheets, and "How to" articles are types of _____. illustrative themes comparison themes literary critiques process themes

Weegy: Recipes, instruction sheets, and "How to" articles are types of process themes.
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Identify the phrase contained in the following sentence. Why do you want to destroy this animal's burrow?

Weegy: Infinitive User: Select the sentence type. I know the man, but he doesn't know who I am, although I've tried to introduce myself several times. Weegy: "to destroy" is the used in the sentence. this is at Infinitive Verbal Phase (More)

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Why do you want to destroy this animal's burrow?
Verbal Phrase: To destroy this animal's burrow;
Type: Infinitive Phrase.

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I know the man, but he doesn't know who I am, although I've tried to introduce myself several times.
The sentence is compound-complex.

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