1) A clause or phrase that is inserted into the flow of the text and does not directly deal with the current topic is called a

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Macaubas · Answer 1 · 2021-05-01T04:54:14+0000

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A clause or phrase that is inserted into the flow of the text and does not directly deal with the current topic is called a parenthetical expression

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1) A clause or phrase that is inserted into the flow of the text and does not directly deal with the current topic is called a

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