Parenthetical and Appositive Elements

All young people at some point must grow up and accept responsibility.

• NO CHANGE

• people; at some point must

• people, at some point, must

• people, at some point must,

They returned to Limestone Dr., the street they grew up on one final time before heading north to Seattle.

• NO CHANGE

• Limestone Dr., the street, they grew up on

• Limestone Dr. the street they grew up on

• Limestone Dr., the street they grew up on,

Our neighbor, a sweet elderly professor, stopped by to offer us a plate of banana bread.

• NO CHANGE

• neighbor a sweet, elderly professor

• neighbor, a sweet, elderly professor,

• neighbor, a sweet, elderly professor;

These horseradish and chive chips - the ones I just picked up from Trader Joe's - are my kryptonite.

• NO CHANGE

• chips - the ones I just picked up - from Trader Joe's -

• chips; the ones I just picked up from Trader Joe's,

• chips; the ones I just picked up from Trader Joe's

The judges had decided without a doubt that Leslie was the winning baker for her rosemary sourdough loaf.

• NO CHANGE

• decided; without a doubt

• decided, without a doubt,

• decided without a doubt,

The Chernobyl disaster, as it happens, is considered the worst nuclear power plant accident in history both in terms of cost and casualties.

• NO CHANGE

• disaster as it happens

• disaster as it happens,

• disaster: as it happens

Jeremy not only enjoyed chicken tenders he loved them.

• NO CHANGE

• enjoyed, chicken tenders,

• enjoyed chicken tenders,

• enjoyed, chicken tenders

Matcha as a flavor, it seems is growing in popularity quite rapidly.

• NO CHANGE

• as a flavor it seems

• as a flavor, it seems,

• as a flavor it seems,

Random raindrops, some as large as golf balls soon fell hard.

• NO CHANGE

• Random raindrops, some as large as golf balls, soon fell hard.

• Random raindrops, some as, large as golf balls soon fell hard.

• Random raindrops, some as large as golf balls, soon fell, hard.

I had been looking at him, when, turning suddenly he caught my gaze fastened on his face.

• NO CHANGE

• I had been looking at him, when, turning suddenly, he caught my gaze fastened on his face.

• I had been looking at him, when turning, suddenly he caught my gaze fastened on his face.

• I had been looking at him, when turning suddenly he caught my gaze fastened on his face.