despite her usual confidence during presentations, rachel who, had barely slept the night before, stumbled…

despite her usual confidence during presentations, rachel who, had barely slept the night before, stumbled through her introduction and forgot half her slides.\nwhich choice makes the sentence most grammatically acceptable?\na no change\nb rachel who had barely slept\nc rachel, who had barely slept\nd rachel who had, barely, slept

despite her usual confidence during presentations, rachel who, had barely slept the night before, stumbled through her introduction and forgot half her slides.\nwhich choice makes the sentence most grammatically acceptable?\na no change\nb rachel who had barely slept\nc rachel, who had barely slept\nd rachel who had, barely, slept

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The original sentence "Rachel who had barely slept the night before, stumbled through her introduction and forgot half her slides." is a complex sentence with a non - restrictive relative clause. The non - restrictive relative clause "who had barely slept the night before" is correctly set off by commas.

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A. No Change