Asked by cMST123

1. Which kind punctuation are used to set off nonrestrictive clauses?
(Select two)
A. periods
B. dashes
C. colons
D. parentheses
E. quotes

2. Which sentence correctly uses a nonrestrictive clause?
A. l like to eat pizza best with extra cheese) while it is hot.
B. The dog--who is black and brown jumped over the fence.
C. My friend watched a movie yesterday--my favorite one.
D. Her (older sister) Mallory has a wonderful singing voice.

3. Why are nonrestrictive clauses used?
A. to complete a sentence
B. to add detail
C. to make a conclusion
D. to ask a question

4.Identify the nonrestrictive clause in the following sentence.
In December--when it gets cold---I like to use a soft, warm blanket
A. In December
B. when it gets cold
C. a soft, warm blanket
D. I like to use

5. How would you rewrite the following sentence so that is has a correct nonrestrictive clause in it?
I always play soccer on Saturday.
A. I always play soccer--my favorite sport on Saturday.
B. I always play soccer my favorite sport (on Saturday).
C. I always play soccer (my favorite sport) on Saturday.
D. I always play soccer--my favorite sport--on Saturday.
Answered by cMST123
Hey everybody! I made this so I could share some valuable info:
1.parentheses, dashes
2.My friend watched a movie yesterday--my favorite one.
3.To add detail without changing the original meaning of the sentence
4.when it gets cold
5.I always play soccer--my favorite sport--on Saturday
Answered by cMST123
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Answered by Pesron
1 is B and E
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