Change this sentence to correctly include a restrictive phrase. everyone crowded around the ball player, the pitcher, who hit the winning run. everyone crowded around the ball player who hit the winning run. everyone crowded around the pitcher because he hit the winning run. because he hit the winning run, everyone crowded around the pitcher. everyone crowded around the pitcher, the ball player who hit the winning run.

The sentence that best includes a restrictive clause is option 1) “Everyone crowded around the ball player who hit the winning run.” Restrictive clauses act as adjectives since they modify the noun just before them and if removed the meaning of the sentence changes. Restrictive clauses add essential information to the sentence so they are also called “essential clauses”. They start with a relative pronouns such as who, that or whom. In this example, the restrictive clause “who hit the winning run” is modifying the noun “ball player”.  

Sentence number 2 and 3 do not have a restrictive clause but an adverbial clause of effect since they are introduced by the word “because”.

Sentence number 4 does not have a restrictive clause on it.

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