It's a nonessential word, clause, or sentence added to an already grammatically complete sentence. It's most commonly set off by brackets, but it can also be set off by commas or dashes.
Example:
My mother went to the supermarket and picked up some strawberries (my favorite fruit) earlier today.
Answer is the second one
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In English we use 3 versions of the “dash” (-)
It can be a hyphen which you use to link prefixes example is co-founder
It can be a en dash which you use between number sequences example is 1,2,3,4 instead with a en dash is 1-4
Last one is a em dash which can mark none important words or show a break in the sentence example is I hope you day is amazing-except when you don’t smile- but you always smile
The answer is predicate a sentence-A
