Answer: A
Explanation:
Adjectival clauses also known as relative clauses are dependent clauses that describe a noun in sentences.
Punctuating adjectival clauses can be very problematic because you would have to say whether the adjectival clause in a sentence is essential or non-essential before using commas.
Essential Clause: This kind of adjectival clause is essential to the description of the noun. It is such that the sentence would be meaningless if it were taken out. E.g
The man whose house we just left loves you.
"whose house we just left" is an essential clause because there are many men in the world and without the clause we would not know the man that is being referred to.
Nonessential Clause: This is the opposite of essential clause. It is the kind of clause that a sentence can very much do without. E.g
His wife, who you have met, works at Microsoft.
"Who you have met" does not define the noun in the sentence and the sentence is still very much valid and understandable without the adjectival clause.
The rule is that, sentences with essential adjectival clauses are not punctuated while those with non-essential adjectival clauses are punctuated. As you can see in the examples above.
But with sentences that carry proper nouns e.g names of persons and places, commas are always used before their adjectival clauses because they are unique and do not necessarily need any more information.
That is why option A is the correctly punctuated sentence.
And option C is okay and doesn't need any punctuation.
I believe it is the second one, "I ate a piece of chocolate cake."
Comment the correct answer.
Answer:
A) If you are gonna use this or someone elses work that will be plagirisim sorry but you could litteraly get arrested for that so this is just a platform. Sorry again.
B) Here is a platform for you not to copy or plagirise
Platform:
So an argumentative essay must have good and solid words so like: To show...that before you become successful you have to work your but off.
So in the essay you should have reasoning behind everything talk about:
-How hard you need to work to get successful
-How to reach goals
So for this specfic essay you need to show what it takes to be succsessful you have to think about examples so you have to show all of this in your writing:https://nsargumentwritingblog.wordpress.com/2012/11/11/transition-words-useful-for-argument-writing/
Now for the platform: ...=Example
What it takes to be succsessful.
You have goals in life like... (Come up with a goal in life that will be very succsessful) and you want them to be succsessful but sometimes you don't have what it takes, so in this essay you will learn about what it takes to be succsessful. (You should add more but this is just an idea)
Your goals are very important to you and you want to succeed but you need to work hard in the process...(Come up with an example that shows the work progress and shows hard work pays off) so hard work is just part of the process of being succsessful. (Add more if you need too) Part of the process of being succsessful is being ready to keep working and not just settle in one place you need to keep up the good work and not just rest on your lorals for example when dancers win first place in a competion and then practice a lot more they will keep winning but if they don't practice they won't place and won't win...(Or come up with an example that shows that)...(Talk some more about success)
This is what it takes to be successful and some people have what it takes and reach for the stars but some don't and fail( Elaborate on that and you'll have a conclusion)
That's all for me
Explanation:
2.since/heard
3.as if/he's not
4.until/saw
5.wherever/go
6.if/
7.when/entered
8.whether/rains
Those I didn't answer I don't know it.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "a magazine article published in 2013 about community recycling programs; an encyclopedia article written in 2012 about community recycling programs; <span>a book published in 2012 about a company's computer recycling program."</span>
