[Video] Q3: A) no change or b) perhaps her best-known interactive project, or c) it was perhaps her best-known interactive project, or d) perhaps her best-known interactive project and

Explanation for Question 3 From the Writing Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)

Hey guys. So question number three is going to be dealing with a positives. 2 What a positives are. Are there phrases within a sentence that rename a noun 3 without really effecting the structure of the paragraph? 4 So how has the work, if, if I said Tom comma, 5 the cat comma drink milk, 6 or we're doing here is having an, a positive, 7 that is the item within these two commas. 8 And this has to be sectioned off by these two commas, 9 because what it's doing is it's renaming Tom, this noun or proper noun as 10 the cat. And it's just telling us this extra piece of information, 11 and you could take that a positive out of the sentence. 12 And it's those the same meeting, Tom drank milk, 13 or Tom, the cat drank milk. It's giving us this extra piece of information 14 and you need to have a calm on one side and a calm on 15 the other side or a dash on one side and then dash the other 16 side, but you can't have a dash and a comma or a, 17 you know, a comma and a dash or anything like that. 18 The two things have to match each other. So what we're seeing here is 19 it's telling us for her wish tree series, which has perhaps our best on 20 interactive project owner was inspired by the temple courtyard. 21 She, as a child, Japan, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 22 What it's doing is, is renaming her wish tree series as perhaps her best 23 known interactive project in the paragraph. 24 The sentence is giving us a comma already on one side, 25 that's lets us know that for this a positi...