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.

Question

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.

anonymous · Answer

I'm leaning towards A, being how it takes a break to say Max and explain a thought then using a comma to get back to the original question.

vickyisthesmartone123 · Answer

yea... me too I think it is the first one I know what I tell you trust me!!