Which sentence is written correctly? mrs. ellis, a petite woman, wore the finest dresses from paris. mrs. ellis a petite woman, wore the finest dresses from paris. mrs. ellis, a petite woman wore the finest dresses from paris. mrs. ellis a petite woman wore the finest dresses from paris. the answer is a if you need this.

Mrs. Ellis, a petite woman, wore the finest dresses from Paris.

Explanation:

The first sentence is correct because it contains an appositive phrase. An appositive phrase is a noun phrase that acts as an adjective to describe the noun that immediately comes before it. In this sentence, the appositive phrase is "a petite woman" and it describes Mrs. Ellis. An appositive phrase should be surrounded by commas. The first sentence is correct because it has commas before and after the appositive phrase. The other sentences do not.

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