Which sentence correctly uses a comma to separate the introductory phrase? Commerce is represented by, the female statue crowned with a wreath of olive leaves. The female statue, crowned with a wreath of olive leaves, represents commerce. Crowned with a wreath of olive leaves, this female statue represents commerce. The wreath of olive leaves crowning the female statue, represents commerce

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Which sentence correctly uses a comma to separate the introductory phrase? Commerce is represented by, the female statue crowned with a wreath of olive leaves. The female statue, crowned with a wreath of olive leaves, represents commerce. Crowned with a wreath of olive leaves, this female statue represents commerce. The wreath of olive leaves crowning the female statue, represents commerce

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Karson Solomon · Answer 1

The best structured sentence that best uses the comma is the second sentence being: The female statue, crowned with a wreath of olive leaves, represents commerce. The sentence talks about a statue that is crowned with leaves and symbolizes business. The second sentence perfectly captures that.