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Which of the following sentences includes a correctly punctuated nonrestrictive clause?(1 point) Responses I asked my best frie...Asked by swiss
Which of the following sentences includes a correctly punctuated nonrestrictive clause?(1 point)
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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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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 sentence that includes a correctly 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 set off by commas, indicating that it provides additional information but is not essential to the meaning of the sentence.
**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 set off by commas, indicating that it provides additional information but is not essential to the meaning of the sentence.
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