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English, 28.01.2020 03:31 kellersweeney

Aparenthetical statement must be set off using commas because it always
a. appears after the conjunction in a compound sentence.
b. is an independent clause and can make sense on its own.
c. can be removed from the sentence without hurting the meaning.
d. comes at the beginning of a sentence and should be separated from the main clause.

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