Question

if necessary, add or remove commas from the sentence.
context: i have more than one nephew.
my nephew david wants to take skateboarding lessons with dwight schrute.

Explanation:

The context says there are multiple nephews, so "David" is a specific nephew being referred to. To set off the appositive "David" (which identifies the specific nephew), we need to add commas around it. So the correct sentence is "My nephew, David, wants to take skateboarding lessons with Dwight Schrute."

Answer:

My nephew, David, wants to take skateboarding lessons with Dwight Schrute.