Question
Which sentence contains a correctly punctuated parenthetical phrase?
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At any rate I'm just dissatisfied with the whole situation.
At any rate I'm just dissatisfied with the whole situation.
The closest store to our house, on the other hand is Ken's Five-and-Dime.
The closest store to our house, on the other hand is Ken's Five-and-Dime.
Erin's least favorite class, I might as well tell you is Daily Life Skills.
Erin's least favorite class, I might as well tell you is Daily Life Skills.
The best way to make French toast, by the way, is to soak the bread in the egg mixture for at least an hour.
Responses
At any rate I'm just dissatisfied with the whole situation.
At any rate I'm just dissatisfied with the whole situation.
The closest store to our house, on the other hand is Ken's Five-and-Dime.
The closest store to our house, on the other hand is Ken's Five-and-Dime.
Erin's least favorite class, I might as well tell you is Daily Life Skills.
Erin's least favorite class, I might as well tell you is Daily Life Skills.
The best way to make French toast, by the way, is to soak the bread in the egg mixture for at least an hour.
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The sentence that contains a correctly punctuated parenthetical phrase is:
**The best way to make French toast, by the way, is to soak the bread in the egg mixture for at least an hour.**
In this sentence, "by the way" is correctly set off by commas, indicating it is a parenthetical phrase.
**The best way to make French toast, by the way, is to soak the bread in the egg mixture for at least an hour.**
In this sentence, "by the way" is correctly set off by commas, indicating it is a parenthetical phrase.