place clause II

[navi]

1-My brother, in Germany, is a doctor.
2-My brother in Germany is a doctor.

Which of the sentences 1 or 2 should (could) be used instead of:
My brother, who is in Germany, is a doctor.

[Rusty]

1-My brother, in Germany, is a doctor.
2-My brother in Germany is a doctor.

Which of the sentences 1 or 2 should (could) be used instead of:
My brother, who is in Germany, is a doctor.
#1 means that your brother, who is in Germany, is a doctor.
#2 means that you have more than one brother and it is the one in Germany who is a doctor.