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

Question

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

misty34 · Answer

I think the answer is C. (from the course book) is telling you where to get your information, so it's separated in parentheses from the rest of the sentence

Skullmaster2017 · Answer

i believe it would be C because you dont need the  " from the course book" because you can just say Identify the class that you would like to take during summer school.