shamm1othdan shamm1othdan

18-01-2016
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Describe when it is appropriate to use commas to set off an adjective clause.

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WorldlyGlass49 WorldlyGlass49

18-01-2016

It is appropriate to set it off with commas when using it as an appositive. An example of this would be:

The narrator, wise in his endeavors, wrote an amazing book.

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