Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
Identify the class, from the course book—that you would like to take during summer school.
Identify the class from the course book (that you would like to take) during summer school.
Identify the class (from the course book) that you would like to take during summer school.
Identify the class from the course book, that you would like to take, during summer school. @Hero

Question

Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
Identify the class, from the course book—that you would like to take during summer school.
Identify the class from the course book (that you would like to take) during summer school.
Identify the class (from the course book) that you would like to take during summer school.
Identify the class from the course book, that you would like to take, during summer school. @Hero

anonymous · Answer

are you typing a book

hero · Answer

Hint: The stuff in parentheses always gives extra information that can usually be left out of the sentence without affecting the structure or meaning of the sentence.

anonymous · Answer

is it a @Hero

anonymous · Answer

Take C and see.

hero · Answer

No, it's not A @whatsup14, and giving answers like that is against CoC @douglaswinslowcooper

anonymous · Answer

Sorry. Hard to draw that line sometimes. Explaining what is wrong with the others is awkward here.

anonymous · Answer

could you answer my new question please @douglaswinslowcooper

anonymous · Answer

What is the new question.