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About Relative Pronouns I have a sister who is smart. I have a sister, who is smart . I have a sister; who is smart . Theses three sentences are all available? And they are also same means?

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Trey is right insofar as the clause "who is smart" is non-parenthetical. In other words, the clause is needed to understand the sentence when a speaker has more than one sister. If the speaker has only one sister, then the clause is parenthetical, and a comma is needed.
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The correct way to say this is: I have a sister who is smart. "Who is smart" is an adjective clause and does not need to be preceded by a comma. :)

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