

Commas with Nonrestrictive Clauses
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English
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6th Grade
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Brook Wickersham
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With Non-Restrictive Clauses
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Multiple Choice
Why do we use commas in our writing?
To make the writing look nicer.
To separate similar words.
To indicate a pause.
To create a unique sentence.
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Fill in the Blanks
Another reason we use commas in our writing is to bring clarity so that people can understand what you are
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Multiple Choice
What is a nonrestrictive clause?
A phrase that includes a list of items.
A phrase that adds unnecessary information into a sentence.
A phrase that adds extra information into a sentence.
A phrase that is essential a clause being a complete sentence.
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Fill in the Blanks
A non-restrictive clause can be placed in the middle or at the
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Multiple Choice
How do we use commas to separate a nonrestrictive clause from the rest of the sentence?
Place commas before and after the nonrestrictive clause.
Place a comma only before the nonrestrictive clause.
Place a comma only after the nonrestrictive clause.
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Multiple Choice
What is the nonrestrictive clause in following sentence?
Mahatma Gandhi, who studied law in England, led India’s freedom movement.
Mahama Gandhi
who studied law in England
led India's freedom movement
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Multiple Choice
What is the nonrestrictive clause in following sentence?
I did my undergrad in Boston, where some of the top universities are based.
I did my undergrad in Boston
where some of the top universities are based
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below has the commas correctly placed around the nonrestrictive clause?
My mother, who saw spark in my eyes for colors and design, nudged me towards a course in fashion design.
My mother who saw spark in my eyes for colors and design, nudged me towards a course in fashion design
My mother, who saw spark in my eyes for colors and design nudged me towards a course in fashion design.
My mother who saw spark in my eyes for colors and design nudged me towards a course in fashion design.
A non-restrictive clause is not used in this sentence.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below has the commas correctly placed around the nonrestrictive clause?
My father who drives a red car was late to pick me up.
My father, who drives a red car was late to pick me up.
My father who drives a red car, was late to pick me up.
My father, who drives a red car, was late to pick me up.
A non-restrictive clause is not used in this sentence.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below has the commas correctly placed around the nonrestrictive clause?
The green vase, on the top shelf, is very expensive.
The green vase, on the top shelf is very expensive.
The green vase on the top shelf, is very expensive.
The green vase on the top shelf is very expensive.
A non-restrictive clause is not used in this sentence.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below has the commas correctly placed around the nonrestrictive clause?
The letter, which was written in blue ink, told Eugene the location of the key.
The letter which was written in blue ink, told Eugene the location of the key.
The letter, which was written in blue ink told Eugene the location of the key.
The letter which was written in blue in told Eugene the location of the key.
A non-restrictive clause is not used in this sentence.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence below has the commas correctly placed around the nonrestrictive clause?
My wife, who is standing over by that tree cooks one of the best apple pies I have ever eaten.
My wife who is standing over by that tree cooks one of the best apple pies I have ever eaten.
My wife who is standing over by that tree, cooks one of the best apple pies I have ever eaten.
My wife, who is standing over by that tree, cooks one of the best apple pies I have ever eaten.
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Open Ended
Now it is your turn, write a complete sentence that includes a nonrestrictive clause with commas properly placed around it.
With Non-Restrictive Clauses
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