read the sentence.\nnia, my best friend, scored the winning goal.\nwhich is the best revision of the…

read the sentence.\nnia, my best friend, scored the winning goal.\nwhich is the best revision of the sentence?\n○ nia my best friend scored the winning goal.\n○ nia, my best friend scored the winning goal.\n○ nia my best friend, scored the winning goal.\n○ no change

read the sentence.\nnia, my best friend, scored the winning goal.\nwhich is the best revision of the sentence?\n○ nia my best friend scored the winning goal.\n○ nia, my best friend scored the winning goal.\n○ nia my best friend, scored the winning goal.\n○ no change

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Brief Explanations:

In the original sentence, "my best friend" is an appositive phrase that renames "Nia" and should be set off by commas. The original sentence already correctly uses commas to separate the appositive phrase. The first option removes the comma after "Nia", the second option removes the comma after "friend", and the third option misplaces the comma. So the best revision is no change.

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no change