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Which sentence correctly sets off information that is "nice to know" but not necessary to the sentence's basic meaning?
The whole family, even my cousin Mitch will attend my graduation.
The whole family even my cousin Mitch will attend my graduation.
The whole family even my cousin Mitch, will attend my graduation.
The whole family, even my cousin Mitch, will attend my graduation.

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jayilych4real

The sentence that correctly sets off information is option A.

What is Sentence Structure?

This refers to the arrangement of a sentence in the sense that the text is easily understood.

Hence, we can note that option A is the correct answer because of the use of a comma to show the personal pronoun when talking about the family of the narrator and then the omission of a comma after "my cousin Mitch"  because it would slow down the pacing of the sentence.

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camerontarbet

Answer:

The whole family, even my cousin Mitch, will attend my graduation.

Explanation:

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