Question

Which correctly uses commas to set off nonessential information in the sentence? A) The press secretary a known liar swore that her words were truthful. B) The press secretary a known liar, swore that her words were truthful. C) The press secretary; a known liar, swore that her words were truthful. D) The press secretary, a known liar, swore that her words were truthful.

Answer 1

C) The press secretary; a known liar, swore that’s her words were truthful

Step-by-step explanation:

I listened to the other lady answering it and it was wrong and said it’s this

answered in 2021

Answer 2

Answer:D

i hope is correct

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