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Okay sy shmoop there's Another sentence for you to analyze

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to death The vernal equinox is the spring date on

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which the sun crosses the celestial equator and it occurs

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In march We got problems here The vernal equinox which

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occurs in march Comma dot dot dot one of the

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next words crystal ball time More thinking here Well this

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revised sentence starts with the subject The vernal equinox right

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that's A subject takes a break for a little aside

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which occupies in march and then basically leaves us hanging

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Oh so route we'll need to go straight for the

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verb in order to complete sense and is the spring

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date is the only choice that allows us to do

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that So the answer here is b it kind of

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goes like the vernal equinox which occurs in march is

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the spring date yet i get it Okay so relative

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clause is generally contained extra information that can be removed

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without affecting the sentence Try removing the relative clause here

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which occurs in march entirely It makes coordinating conjunctions like

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a sound silly and what also doesn't work is having

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over but all is indeed right so that's it answers 00:01:13.192 --> [endTime] bay were smoked and we're equal next

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