Which sentence has the 'nonessential phrase'? Willis the small boy likes turtles. Willis the small, boy likes

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Which sentence has the 'nonessential phrase'?
Willis the small boy likes turtles.
Willis the small, boy likes turtles.
Willis, the small boy, likes turtles.
Willis the small boy, likes turtles.

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"Willis, the small boy, likes turtles."

The phrase "the small boy" is a nonessential (nonrestrictive) appositive set off by commas and can be removed: "Willis likes turtles."

Which sentence has the 'nonessential phrase'?
Willis the small boy likes turtles.
Willis the small, boy likes turtles.
Willis, the small boy, likes turtles.
Willis the small boy, likes turtles.

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Which sentence has the 'nonessential phrase'? Willis the small boy likes turtles. Willis the small, boy likes turtles. Willis, the small boy, likes turtles. Willis the small boy, likes turtles.

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Which sentence has the 'nonessential phrase'?
Willis the small boy likes turtles.
Willis the small, boy likes turtles.
Willis, the small boy, likes turtles.
Willis the small boy, likes turtles.