There are several kinds of clauses , also called parenthetical phrases , explanatory or incidental . All have in common that they provide additional information but not essential, prayer or proposition. This information is essential not could be eliminated without thereby altering the direction of the rest. A good example of a clause are the words "but not essential" that appeared in blue in the third sentence of this paragraph. And as we know, any information parenthetical explanatory or incidental to be separated from the rest of the sentence with a comma or two, depending on location in prayer. In this case we use two because the item is in the middle. [. . .] To continue reading, visit our website:
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