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Problem

The event, that was scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to weather conditions, so we will need to plan for a later date to reschedule.

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Clue

If you can remove the clause and the main meaning remains clear, use “which” — because it adds extra, non-defining information set off by commas.

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Hint

Choose the relative pronoun that correctly introduces additional (nonessential) information about the noun “event.”

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Sumup

Please summarize Problem, Hint, Clue

Choices

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Choice-A

Choice A is incorrect. “That” is used for essential clauses (no comma). Here, the clause “was scheduled for Saturday” is nonessential and set off by commas — so “that” is incorrect.

Wrong No change

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Choice-B

Choice B is incorrect. “Where” refers to a place, not an event. Since “event” is not a location, “where” doesn’t fit grammatically or logically in this sentence.

Wrong where

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Choice-C

Choice C is correct. “Which” introduces nonessential (extra) information and is used with a comma. The clause “which was scheduled for Saturday” adds extra detail, so this is correct.

Correct which

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Choice-D

Choice D is incorrect. “When” refers to time, not a noun like “event.” The sentence describes the event itself, not the time it occurred, so “when” doesn’t work.

Wrong when

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Step

Correct Answer - which

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Answer

Option

C

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Sumup

Please summarize choices