Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

a. passing cars which had been slowed by the accident; crept past the scene.

b. passing cars, which had been slowed by the accident, crept past the scene.

c. passing cars which had been slowed by the accident, crept past the scene.

d. passing cars, which had been slowed by the accident; crept past the scene.

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Brennen Maddox

30 December, 11:01

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

a. passing cars which had been slowed by the accident; crept past the scene.

b. passing cars, which had been slowed by the accident, crept past the scene.

c. passing cars which had been slowed by the accident, crept past the scene.

d. passing cars, which had been slowed by the accident; crept past the scene.

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Rayan Stafford · Answer 1

The answer is B. "which had been slowed by the accident" is extra information that the sentence doesn't need so you put a comma before and after "which had been slowed by the accident"