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When a non-defining relative clause comes at the end, what punctuation is used?

Question
When a non-defining relative clause comes at the end, what punctuation is used?
A full stop
A colon
A question mark
A dash only
Answer
A full stop
Detailed Explanation
The chapter says a full stop is used when the clause comes at the end. — Examisthan.com
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