Question

Which sentence correctly uses one or more commas to set off a nonrestrictive clause? O A. Adrianna who is the oldest of her siblings, is running for class president. B. Mrs. Smith, whose son attends my school, is my favorite teacher. OC. Thomas Jefferson the second president of the United States was a farmer. OD. My father, who grew up in the country prefers city living.​

Answer 1

The best way to see if there is a nonrestrictive clause is by taking out the information between the two commas. If the sentence still makes sense, it is nonrestrictive.

Mrs. Smith, who’s son attends my school, is my favorite teacher.

If we remove what’s in between the commas, it’ll say Mrs. Smith is my favorite teacher. This is the correct answer.