Which sentence is punctuated correctly? My friend Joe who has a cast on his leg is going to the arcade with me today. My friend
Joe who has a cast, on his leg, is going to the arcade with me today. My friend Joe, who has a cast on his leg, is going to the arcade with me today. My friend, Joe who has a cast on his leg is going to the arcade with me, today.
Answer: My friend Joe, who has a cast on his leg, is going to the arcade with me today.
Explanation: The relative clause "who has a cast on his leg" is non-defining, i.e., it gives additional information that is not essential in defining the subject. Non-defining clauses always go between commas. All the other punctuation options are incoherent: no punctuation in the first option, enclosing just the prepositional phrase "on his leg" between commas in the second option and enclosing an arbitrary portion of the sentence in the last option.
The correct answer t this question is C: "My friend Joe, who has a cast on his leg, is going to the arcade with me today." If that becomes incorrect, i am very sorry.
Most likely, Gregor will open the door or someone in his family is going to force the door open. This will reveal Gregor's new form and the reader will get to see how Gregor's family reacts to his sudden transformation. Most likely they will be shocked and afraid at first.
One is that when Gregor dies, his family members begin new lives as they all have careers. His farther is now energized and Cete can get married now too.
When I was alive I was keeping up with my oldest sister who used to threaten me and my other sister lol... during that time there was also politics going around and fires and plane crashes. Ofc I was only born in 2008 so..
