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Can someone help me with a few english sentences?
So there is this teacher at my sisters school. She is so difficult. My sister brings home papers and the weirdest things are marked wrong, even though my family looks over them. My mother is extremely smart, so it’s stumping her that my sister gets these wrong even though she double checks her paper. All the kids in my sisters class get the same ones wrong. ANYWAYS.. here are my questions
1. Is she a noun?
2. “The most famous landmark of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, was build in 1889.”
What is the appositive of this sentence.
3. “When Amanda won the newspaper’s writing contest, she got her picture in the carksville chronicle.”
What part of the sentence is not written correctly. (My sister put Clarksville Chronicle and the teacher wrote “the Clarksville Chronicle” as the right one, even though i personally thinks it can go either way.
hope someone can help me. 
thanks.
1. She is not a noun. She is a pronoun, because she takes the place of a noun, such as Kayla.
2. The appositive would be “most famous landmark”.
3.Clarksville Chronicle is correct; it would be capitalized, since it is a proper noun and the name of a newspaper.
P.S. I am 10 years old, and in the fifth grade.
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