Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. In competitions, she often rides that horse a three-year-old palomino. B. Rhode Island, the smallest state in the U. S., is part of New England. C. Izzy, one, of the new workers, always has a smile for customers. D. The eastern part of Florida a peninsula, is about 400 miles long.

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Finley Nolan

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22 October, 07:00

Which sentence uses commas correctly? A. In competitions, she often rides that horse a three-year-old palomino. B. Rhode Island, the smallest state in the U. S., is part of New England. C. Izzy, one, of the new workers, always has a smile for customers. D. The eastern part of Florida a peninsula, is about 400 miles long.

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Porter Dillon · Answer 1

"B. Rhode Island, the smallest state in the U. S., is part of New England" is the only sentence that uses commas correctly. In this setting, commas should always surround subordinate clauses.