Question

Which would be the best way to combine the following sentences using an appositive?

I pulled the old car into the garage to start fixing it. It was a Model A Ford.

A. I pulled the old car, a Model A Ford, into the garage to start fixing it.
B. I pulled the old car into the garage, a Model A Ford, to start fixing it.
C. I pulled the old car into the garage to start fixing it, a Model A Ford.

Answer 1

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Old car and Model A Ford have to be as close to each other as they can be to have an appositive relationship. B looks like it is the model A Ford. Not what you want.

C: And now it sounds like you are going to fix the garage.

The answer is A. The car and the ford are the same thing.