Which correctly uses or omits commas? Max, arguably the funniest kid in our class, plans to be a comedian after high school. Max arguably the funniest kid in our class plans to be a comedian after high school. Max, arguably the funniest kid in our class plans to be a comedian after high school. Max arguably the funniest kid in our class, plans to be a comedian after high school.

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22 March, 21:09

Which correctly uses or omits commas? Max, arguably the funniest kid in our class, plans to be a comedian after high school. Max arguably the funniest kid in our class plans to be a comedian after high school. Max, arguably the funniest kid in our class plans to be a comedian after high school. Max arguably the funniest kid in our class, plans to be a comedian after high school.

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Bennett Ward · Answer 1

The correct answer to the question presented above would be the sentence "Max, arguably the funnies kid in our class, plans to be a comedian after high school". The first choice is the correct answer. All the others use or omits commas faultily.