👉 The term "apposes" in the context of grammar and syntax refers to a verb that describes an action or state being done by another person. It is used in conjunction with the subject to indicate what the other person does. For example: - Apposed (apposed) - This word means something has been done, completed, or happened. - Apposing (apposed) - This word means something has started before it ends. So, when you say "The book apposes itself
