Punctuation and Phrase Correction
CMAT 2021 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Language Comprehension
Select the option that corrects the underlined part. Sabotage came from the French saboter, <u>which means "to</u> clatter with wooden shoes (sabots)".
- A.
which means "to
- B.
which means,"to
- C.
that means "to
- D.
that means -"to
Answer
A
Explanation
The non-restrictive relative clause correctly uses 'which means "to' without extraneous commas or dashes inside the quotation marks.
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