Topics: Relative Clauses
Non-essential relative clauses have the following punctuation mark:
A. -(dash)
B. . (full stop)
C. ! (exclamation mark)
D. , (comma)
Select your answer:
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B. Past
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Look! Esther/ run
A. Look! Esther is running.
B. Look! Esther is runing.
C. Look! Esther are running.