Question 21 • English Language Arts 10
A nonrestrictive clause adds information that is not essential to identify or understand the main point, so A is correct and B is not. Like other clauses, it contains a subject and a verb, making C correct. It is usually set off from the rest of the sentence by commas, so E is correct; D describes the punctuation of a restrictive clause.
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