read the sentence.\ntrayvon, julie, and caleb who are members of the drama club, are auditioning for the…

read the sentence.\ntrayvon, julie, and caleb who are members of the drama club, are auditioning for the school musical on wednesday.\nwhere should a comma be placed in this sentence?\n○ after \musical\\n○ after \auditioning\\n○ after \members\\n○ after \caleb\

read the sentence.\ntrayvon, julie, and caleb who are members of the drama club, are auditioning for the school musical on wednesday.\nwhere should a comma be placed in this sentence?\n○ after \musical\\n○ after \auditioning\\n○ after \members\\n○ after \caleb\

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Brief Explanations:

To determine the comma placement, we analyze the sentence structure. The phrase "who are members of the drama club" is a non - restrictive relative clause modifying "Trayvon, Julie, and Caleb". In such cases, we need to set off the clause from the main sentence. The clause starts after "Caleb", so we should place a comma after "Caleb" to separate the non - restrictive clause from the main part of the sentence. Let's check the other options: placing a comma after "musical" would disrupt the prepositional phrase "on Wednesday"; placing it after "auditioning" doesn't fit the grammatical structure for setting off the clause; placing it after "members" also doesn't correctly separate the non - restrictive clause.

Answer:

D. after "Caleb"