Question

Why are commas, rather than dashes or parentheses, used in this sentence?

A.
Commas are being used to set off an appositive.
B.
Commas are being used to set off a clause using which, who, whom, or whose.
C.
Commas are being used to set off a longer or less-related parenthetical aside.
D.
Commas are being used to set off a brief, closely-related aside.

Answer 1

D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Commas, rather than dashes or parentheses, are used in this sentence because they are being used to set off a brief, closely-related aside.

Answer: Letter D ✅

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