English, 22.10.2020 21:01, btsheygirl

What is another correct way to write this sentence? The whole class (except Charlie, who was out sick) went on the field trip.
The whole class – except Charlie – who was out sick, went on the field trip.
The whole class – except Charlie, who was out sick – went on the field trip.
The whole class, except Charlie, who was out sick (went on the field trip).
The whole class . . . except Charlie, who was out sick, went on the field trip.

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