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Read the following sentence:
Fluffy barked madly at the rabbit which dashed across the road and did his best to squeeze through the partially
opened car window to give chase.
Which version highlights the relative clause and punctuates it correctly?

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The version that highlights the relative clause and punctuates it correctly is this:

  • Fluffy barked madly at the rabbit which dashed across the road

What is a relative clause?

A relative clause is a group of ideas that connect thoughts with relative pronouns such as; that, whom, which, and who.

In the first part of the sentence, we can see that the relative pronoun was used to connect the sentences. "Which" rightly described the rabbit.

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