Should I write a comma after the form of address?
Hello, dear friends!
Should I write a comma after the form of address?
In Russian language we should write it, but I never have been a situation on Italki when someone write a comma after the adress.
What should I do?
And I wanna know about a comma in French too.
Thanks so much!
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Answers · 5
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Do you mean after ‘direct address’? If so, then yes, you should insert a comma after a noun of direct address.
Examples: Dan, can you stop by the store after work?
Are you sure, Patricia, that he mean that?
I hope this helps!
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what?
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Hello, Hugh.
I found this word in a dictionary. For example, you decided to write a letter or a message. You're starting with words: "Hello, my dear friend!"
I want to know how should it be: "Hello, my dear friend!" or "Hello my dear friend!".
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I don’t quite understand what you mean. Can you give an example of what you mean by “form of address”?
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