Direct Address Commas

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly.

• Tom will you bring, me the wrench?
• Tom will you, bring me the wrench?
• Tom, will you bring me the wrench?

Choose the sentence that uses commas correctly.

• Yes, Virginia you can go to Sally's house. 
• Yes Virginia, you can go to Sally's house. 
• Yes, Virginia, you can go to Sally's house. 

Choose the best answer.

• Mr. Wright, how many students, are in our class?
• Mr. Wright, how many students are in our class?
• Mr. Wright how, many students are in our class?
• Mr. Wright how many students are in our class?

Which sentence is correct?

• Jamie please clean your room.
• Jamie, please clean your room.

Where do commas belong in the following sentence?
Marsha and Bill will you please stop arguing?

• Marsha and Bill, will you please stop arguing?
• Marsha, and Bill will you please stop arguing?
• Marsha and Bill will you, please, stop arguing?

Which of these sentences uses commas as a direct address?

• Why do you always bug me about my homework, Ms. Burks?
• Billy, my cousin, is really good at basketball.
• My dad, on the other hand, doesn't like carrots.
• Pork, beef, and chicken are all proteins.

Which sentence is correct?

• You’re going to the park, today aren’t you?

• You’re going to the park today aren’t, you?

• You’re going to the park today, aren’t you?

• You’re going to the park, today ,aren’t you?

Which sentence is correct?

• Your mother, is a doctor, isn’t she?

• Your mother is a doctor isn’t, she?

• Your mother is a doctor, isn’t she?

• Your mother is a doctor, isn’t, she?

Which sentence is correct?

• You will pass the exam, won’t you?

• You will pass, the exam won’t you?

• You will, pass the exam won’t you?

• You will pass the exam won’t you?

Michael Jordan was a good basketball player, __________________?

• didn't he

• is he

• wasn't he