Question

if necessary, add or remove commas from the sentence.
i have more than one cousin.
my cousin, patrick kane, shared his recipe for strawberry muffins.

Explanation:

The first sentence "I have more than one cousin." has no non-essential clauses or phrases that require commas, so it is already correct. The second sentence "My cousin, Patrick Kane, shared his recipe for strawberry muffins." uses commas correctly to set off the non-restrictive appositive "Patrick Kane" (since the speaker has more than one cousin, this name is extra, non-identifying information that needs commas around it).

Answer:

1. I have more than one cousin.
2. My cousin, Patrick Kane, shared his recipe for strawberry muffins.