In this sentence " Then, embark on a bike ride through the Balagne, an area with numerous hilltop villages with views on the Bay of Calvi. "
What is the apposition of Balagne ? is it "an area" ? or "an area with numero hilltop villages" ?
Identify apposition
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Re: Identify apposition
The noun Balagne is in apposition to the entire noun phrase an area...villages, whose head is NP 'an area'.