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Problem

The garden: which I designed myself, was full of colorful flowers, and bright green plants, everywhere.

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Clue

The phrase "which I designed myself" is extra information. The main sentence ("The garden was full of colorful flowers…​") still makes sense without it, so a comma is needed.

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Hint

Look for punctuation that incorrectly separates a subject from its nonrestrictive clause. A nonrestrictive clause should be set off by commas.

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Sumup

Please summarize Problem, Hint, Clue

Choices

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Choice-A

Choice A is incorrect because a colon is not used to introduce a nonrestrictive clause. It creates an awkward and grammatically incorrect separation.

Wrong No change

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Choice-B

Choice B is incorrect. A semicolon connects two complete, independent clauses. The phrase "which I designed myself" is a dependent clause and cannot stand alone.

Correct garden; which

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Choice-C

Choice C is incorrect. While a dash can set off a parenthetical element, the comma is the more standard and appropriate punctuation here for a nonrestrictive clause.

Wrong garden- which

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Choice-D

Choice D is correct. The comma properly separates the subject ("The garden") from the nonrestrictive clause ("which I designed myself"). This clause provides extra, non-essential information and should be set off by a comma.

Wrong garden, which:

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Step

Correct Answer - The garden; which I designed myself, was full of colorful flowers, and bright green plants, everywhere.

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Answer

Option

B

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Sumup

Please summarize choices