Worksheet for practicing commas in direct address with illustrated examples.

A worksheet titled "Skill: Commas - Setting Off Words in Direct Address" with examples and 12 sentences needing commas added to correct direct address usage, illustrated with cartoon characters of a family.

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1. "How are you, Emmy?"
2. "Dad can I have some money?"
3. "Don't talk to me like that, Robert!"
4. "Mom, can you let me make that decision alone?"
5. "Sir, what is wrong with you?"
6. "Sonny, catch this bat."
7. "Fred, I am so glad you stayed and helped me load the car."
8. "You look great, Lance."
9. "Ruth, mind your manners."
10. "Could you repeat that, Mrs. Stone?"
11. "Steven, why did you say that to me?"
12. "Excuse me, Greg, can you move over just a little?"

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