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I asked my best friend, who has great taste in books, for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend, who has great taste in books, for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend who has great taste in books for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend who has great taste in books for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend; who has great taste in books; for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend; who has great taste in books; for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend, who has great taste in books for a recommendation.
I asked my best friend, who has great taste in books for a recommendation.
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The correct sentence that includes a properly punctuated nonrestrictive clause is:
"I asked my best friend, who has great taste in books, for a recommendation."
In this sentence, the nonrestrictive clause "who has great taste in books" is correctly set off by commas.
