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Changed Kerry's party affiliation from Republican to Democratic, to reflect reality.
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Sven Yargs
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I know that commas are necessary in this situation:

"John Kerry, a RepublicanDemocratic candidate, made a speech today."

However, they don't seem necessary here:

"The kid, who owns toy cars, is nice."

Am I wrong about this? I just want to make sure.

Thanks for your time.

I know that commas are necessary in this situation:

"John Kerry, a Republican candidate, made a speech today."

However, they don't seem necessary here:

"The kid, who owns toy cars, is nice."

Am I wrong about this? I just want to make sure.

Thanks for your time.

I know that commas are necessary in this situation:

"John Kerry, a Democratic candidate, made a speech today."

However, they don't seem necessary here:

"The kid, who owns toy cars, is nice."

Am I wrong about this? I just want to make sure.

Thanks for your time.

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Using commas to offset appositives

I know that commas are necessary in this situation:

"John Kerry, a Republican candidate, made a speech today."

However, they don't seem necessary here:

"The kid, who owns toy cars, is nice."

Am I wrong about this? I just want to make sure.

Thanks for your time.