Which sentence uses dashes correctly?
1. Claire-who is on the basketball, volleyball-and track team is a very busy student.
2. Claire who is one basketball, volleyball-and track team-is a very busy student.
3. Claire-who is on the basketball, volleyball, and track team-is a very busy student.
4. Claire who is on-the basketball, volleyball, and track team—is a very busy student.
When using dashes, treat them like commas. In this case, the dashes are used to indicate a relative clause. A relative clause can be removed and the sentence would still be clear.
