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Hello Experts,

Is "which without comma" structure always wrong on the GMAT?
(I know ",+which" structure is suppose to modify the previous noun/noun phrase. But "which without comma" structure in a sentence seems always incorrect on the GMAT)


Thank you in advance.
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An exception to this is that when "which" appears as part of prepositional phrase, there would not be a comma before "which".
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Might be worth checking out Official Questions you see WHICH being used for more insight. If you have the Online Wiley function activated this may be done pretty quickly.
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Hello Experts,

Is "which without comma" structure always wrong on the GMAT?
(I know ",+which" structure is suppose to modify the previous noun/noun phrase. But "which without comma" structure in a sentence seems always incorrect on the GMAT)


Thank you in advance.

I'll say this, generally--I virtually never use the presence or absence of a comma to make eliminations/selections in SC. Commas can help me determine structure and meaning, but it's exceptionally rare that an answer is 'wrong' because there is or is not a comma.
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