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Select the correctly punctuated sentence. His book, a soggy mass of paper, was barely recognizable. His book, a soggy, mass of paper was barely recognizable.

Select the correctly punctuated sentence. His book, a soggy mass of paper, was barely recognizable. His book, a soggy, mass of paper was barely recognizable.
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Select the correctly punctuated sentence. His book, a soggy mass of paper, was barely recognizable. His book, a soggy, mass of paper was barely recognizable.

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The first one.

You put commas when you describe something more in detail that isn’t fully related to the sentence.
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His book, a soggy mass of paper, was barely recognizable. is the correct one.

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