Read the paragraph.Even though my life is very busy, I spend as much time as I can with my family. I often ask my dad, who is an excellent athlete to play soccer with me. I also enjoy taking walks, baking desserts, and playing cards with my mom. However, nothing is better than watching movies with my loyal cat, Max.

The phrase “who is an excellent athlete” adds extra information about the dad, so it should be set off with commas. There is already a comma before “who,” so insert another comma after “athlete”: “...an excellent athlete, to play soccer with me.” “Soccer” and “cat” are common nouns and do not need capital letters.

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