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In which of the following sentences are commas correctly placed?
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The competition, which wasn't my idea to begin with, has become too intense.
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The competition, that we are involved in, is way too intense.
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The intense competiton, was not a good idea.
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The person, who started this competition, wasn't thinking clearly.
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The competition, which wasn't my idea to begin with, has become too intense.
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The competition, that we are involved in, is way too intense.
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The intense competiton, was not a good idea.
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The person, who started this competition, wasn't thinking clearly.
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GPT-4o mini
The sentence with correctly placed commas is:
**The competition, which wasn't my idea to begin with, has become too intense.**
The other sentences contain incorrect comma usage:
1. **The competition, that we are involved in, is way too intense.** (It should be "The competition that we are involved in is way too intense" without the commas)
2. **The intense competition, was not a good idea.** (There should be no comma before "was"; it should be "The intense competition was not a good idea.")
3. **The person, who started this competition, wasn't thinking clearly.** (It should be "The person who started this competition wasn't thinking clearly," without the commas, because it is a defining relative clause.)
**The competition, which wasn't my idea to begin with, has become too intense.**
The other sentences contain incorrect comma usage:
1. **The competition, that we are involved in, is way too intense.** (It should be "The competition that we are involved in is way too intense" without the commas)
2. **The intense competition, was not a good idea.** (There should be no comma before "was"; it should be "The intense competition was not a good idea.")
3. **The person, who started this competition, wasn't thinking clearly.** (It should be "The person who started this competition wasn't thinking clearly," without the commas, because it is a defining relative clause.)