Question

Identify the sentence that has the relative pronoun underlined and is punctuated correctly.


Whose purse, was left on the table at the cafe?


I ordered orange juice, that was freshly squeezed, this morning.


This omelette which is full of vegetables is so tasty I could eat another!


Adriene is having brunch with Marguerite, with whom she grew up.

Answer 1

Adriene is having brunch with Marguerite, with whom she grew up.

Explanation: "whom" is the correct relative pronoun after the preposition "with," and the nonrestrictive clause is punctuated correctly with a comma. The other sentences misuse commas or the wrong relative pronoun.