Commas for nonrestrictive and grammar practice 9 17- 3
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This document discusses the use of commas with non-restrictive clauses, also known as nonessential clauses. A non-restrictive clause provides additional information about a word or phrase but is not essential to the meaning of the sentence. It is set off with commas. Examples are provided of sentences containing non-restrictive clauses along with an explanation of when a clause would be considered nonessential.
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