Question

question 6 (1 point)
a relative clause set off by commas is
most likely restrictive.
equally likely to be restrictive or nonrestrictive.
most likely nonrestrictive.

Explanation:

In grammar, relative clauses set off by commas provide additional, non - essential information about the noun they modify. Restrictive relative clauses (which don't use commas) are essential for identifying the noun. So a relative clause with commas is most likely non - restrictive.

Answer:

most likely nonrestrictive.