I have some difficulties on using commas in adjective clauses.I know the rule that I must use comma if the adjective clause is unnecessary.I have some sentences with adjective clause, and I don’t know exactly if I should use comma or not :shock: PLEASE HELP ME
Here are some of them:Cheating makes grades of diligent and lazy students equal? (I guess I must use comma,unnecessary) which is not benefical for diligent students.
Some of diligent students loose their enthusiasm in learning because of cheaters ? (comma) who cheat and have the same grade as they do.
Some cheaters after graduation get good jobs instead of (can I use article THE?) THE diligent students ??(comma) who really deserve them.
Afterwards, I was not interesting in such subjects?( comma) which I used to cheat(comma?) and I know a little about math, cemistry ?(comma) which lessons I did not love.