Use Commas to

question 4

Multiple Choice

Use commas to

• A) enclose an explanatory word or phrase.
• B) set off appositives unless they are important to the basic meaning of the sentence.
• C) enclose phrases or clauses that add information that is not necessary to the basic meaning of the sentence.
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Trial Close

A technique in sales where the seller asks the prospect a question or series of questions to gauge the prospect's readiness to buy.

Executive Jet

A small, private aircraft used by corporations or individuals for business travel, offering speed, luxury, and convenience.

Forestalling

The act of preventing an issue or problem before it arises, often by taking preemptive measures.

Mildew-Proofing

The process or treatment involved in making materials resistant to mildew growth, typically used in textiles and building materials.