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6th Grade Nonrestrictive Elements Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

A nonrestrictive element is extra information that could be removed without changing who or what the sentence is about, so commas or parentheses set it off. These worksheets hold 3 sheets for 6th grade, each with an answer key. Restrictive or Nonrestrictive? labels 12 underlined parts, Commas Around Nonrestrictive Clauses adds commas only where needed, and Parentheses for Extra Information sets off details like 100 degrees Celsius. All three practice L.6.2.A.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A restrictive part tells which one and is needed, so it gets no commas, as in The students who finished the test early read quietly. A nonrestrictive part is extra, so it gets commas, as in Ms. Adeyemi, who teaches science, keeps a pet snake.

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