Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A.) The house, that is on the corner, is a Victorian.

B.) The book that you are holding is the one I want.

C.) The bread, in the refrigerator, is not wheat bread.

D.) The woman, who is on the ballot is not running now.

Question

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
		
A.) The house, that is on the corner, is a Victorian.
		
B.) The book that you are holding is the one I want.
		
C.) The bread, in the refrigerator, is not wheat bread.
		
D.) The woman, who is on the ballot is not running now.

anonymous · Answer

I would say B, because the others seem to have commas that aren't really necessary for the flow of the sentence.

anonymous · Answer

I thought so too, but sometimes my school has these ridiculous trick questions. @IReallyCouldUseHelp

anonymous · Answer

I agree about that. Even if grammar is my obsession, I still get tripped up on occasion.

kyanthedoodle · Answer

Next time, you should probably ask the asker what they think to make sure they're on track with the subject.