Which sentence is correctly punctuated?
A)Johari Furaha who is the Bank Mutual branch manager has arrived for the meeting.
B)Johari Furaha who is the Bank Mutual branch manager, has arrived for the meeting.
C)Johari Furaha, who is the Bank Mutual branch manager, has arrived for the meeting.

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Commas should set off nonrestrictive clauses, which provide information that is not essential to the sentence's meaning. In this case, the information about Johari being the branch manager is additional information and not necessary to understand who has arrived for the meeting. Therefore, option C with commas around the relative clause is the best choice. Option A incorrectly omits a comma, while option B incorrectly places a comma before the verb "has arrived."

Which Sentence Is Correctly Punctuated