The first of these expressions should be used when speaking of two only. The second should be used when speaking of more than two.

Exercise 123

Write sentences showing that nouns may be used as appositives of (1) the subject, (2) the predicate attribute, (3) the object. Be sure the punctuation is correct.

Write two sentences in which you use the words each other. Write two sentences in which you use the words one another.

Exercise 124. Development

Select the nouns that are added to other nouns. How do they differ from possessive modifiers? From appositives?

1. She has a gold ring.

2. The circus rider was painfully injured.

3. A corn field is a beautiful sight.

4. Rich, crisp, brown waffles make an ideal winter breakfast dish.

5. She lost the lecture ticket.