Commas in Appositives

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Which sentence uses a comma correctly in an appositive?
1. My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert.
2. My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.
3. My sister a talented musician played, the piano at the concert.
4. My sister a talented musician played the piano, at the concert.

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My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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Choose the sentence that does NOT use a comma correctly in an appositive: My sister who is a doctor loves to travel., My sister, who is a doctor loves to travel, My sister, who is a doctor loves to travel., My sister, who is a doctor, loves to travel.

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My sister, who is a doctor, loves to travel.

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Which sentence correctly uses a comma in an appositive? My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert., My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert., My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert, My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert!

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My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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Choose the sentence that uses a comma correctly in an appositive: My sister a talented artist painted, a beautiful mural., My sister, a talented artist, painted a beautiful mural., My sister a talented artist painted a beautiful mural,, My sister a talented artist painted a beautiful mural.

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My sister, a talented artist, painted a beautiful mural.

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Which sentence uses a comma correctly in an appositive? Options: My sister, a talented musician played the piano at the concert., My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert., My sister a talented musician, played the piano at the concert., My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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Choose the sentence that does NOT use a comma correctly in an appositive: My sister, who is a doctor loves to travel., My sister who is a doctor loves to travel., My sister, who is a doctor loves to travel, My sister, who is a doctor, loves to travel.

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My sister, who is a doctor, loves to travel.

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Which sentence correctly uses a comma in an appositive?
Options: My sister, a talented musician played the piano at the concert., My sister a talented musician, played the piano at the concert., My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert., My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert.

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My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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Choose the sentence that uses a comma correctly in an appositive: My sister a talented artist painted, a beautiful mural., My sister a talented artist painted a beautiful mural., My sister, a talented artist, painted a beautiful mural., My sister a talented artist painted a beautiful mural,

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My sister, a talented artist, painted a beautiful mural.

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Which sentence uses a comma correctly in an appositive? Options: My sister a talented musician played, the piano at the concert. My sister a talented musician played the piano, at the concert. My sister a talented musician played the piano at the concert. My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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My sister, a talented musician, played the piano at the concert.

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Choose the sentence that does NOT use a comma correctly in an appositive: My sister, Jane, is a doctor., My sister Jane is a doctor., My sister Jane, is a doctor., My sister Jane is, a doctor.

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My sister Jane, is a doctor.