Question

question 4 points 2 choose the option where comma is used correctly. sometimes, jack can come off, as a bit insensitive but, i know he means well. sometimes, jack, can come off, as a bit insensitive, but i know he means well. sometimes jack can come off, as a bit insensitive, but i know he means well. sometimes, jack can come off as a bit insensitive, but i know he means well.

Explanation:

1. For introductory adverbs like "Sometimes", a comma follows it when it starts a sentence.
2. A parenthetical name "Jack" after the adverb needs commas on both sides to set it apart.
3. The phrasal verb "come off" should not be split by a comma.
4. A comma must precede the coordinating conjunction "but" that joins two independent clauses.

Answer:

Sometimes, Jack, can come off as a bit insensitive, but I know he means well.