QUESTION 11 A modifier is a word or phrase that modifies (i.e. changes) the meaning of another word or phrase. Restrictive modifiers add essential information that limits meaning, while non-restrictive modifiers add non-essential information. Commas are used to set off non-restrictive modifiers because they are not essential to the meaning of the sentence. Which sentences in the list below demonstrate correct use of commas? Select all that apply. Choose all that apply.0 points Patty's new husband, Joe, is a mechanic who teaches at my school. Out of six cousins, my cousin Jesse is the only one who wants to become an engineer. Cousin Estella, who has blue hair, loves to rebuild old cars. Among the 25 students in my home economics class, only my classmate, Cassie, actually knows how to cook. The auto shop class, that meets in the afternoon, rebuilt a roadster last year; this year, the morning class will rebuild a motorcycle. QUESTION 11 A modifier is a word or phrase that modifies (i.e. changes) the meaning of another word or phrase. Restrictive modifiers add essential information that limits meaning, while non-restrictive modifiers add non-essential information. Commas are used to set off non-restrictive modifiers because they are not essential to the meaning of the sentence. Which sentences in the list below demonstrate correct use of commas? Select all that apply. Choose all that apply.0 points Patty's new husband, Joe, is a mechanic who teaches at my school. Out of six cousins, my cousin Jesse is the only one who wants to become an engineer. Cousin Estella, who has blue hair, loves to rebuild old cars. Among the 25 students in my home economics class, only my classmate, Cassie, actually knows how to cook. The auto shop class, that meets in the afternoon, rebuilt a roadster last year; this year, the morning class will rebuild a motorcycle