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In which of the following sentences are commas used correctly?

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The attorney, offering good advice, is my neighbor.
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My neighbor, a practicing attorney, gave me some good advice.
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If you want good advice, my neighbor, is an attorney.
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The attorney, gave me good advice.
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The sentences where commas are used correctly are:

  1. The attorney, offering good advice, is my neighbor.
  2. My neighbor, a practicing attorney, gave me some good advice.

The other sentences contain errors in their comma usage:

  • If you want good advice, my neighbor, is an attorney. – The comma before "is" is incorrect.
  • The attorney, gave me good advice. – The comma after "attorney" is unnecessary.

So, the first two sentences are the ones with correct comma usage.