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EngBB Posted 12 years ago
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The teacher who served more than seven years in prison for raping one of her sixth-grade students, finds herself in trouble with the law again. (Copied from CNN)
My question is can I rewrite the above sentence like this?
The teacher, who served more than seven years in prison for raping one of her sixth-grade students, finds herself in trouble with the law again.
And should the comma to be added into the place I mentioned?
My question is can I rewrite the above sentence like this?
The teacher, who served more than seven years in prison for raping one of her sixth-grade students, finds herself in trouble with the law again.
And should the comma to be added into the place I mentioned?
Top answer
I see no need for any commas in the sentence.
- I see no need for any commas in the sentence.
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The relative clause seems to be restrictive and should not be set off by commas.
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