@iamthatenglishteacher: Are you using commas correctly when you speak directly to someone? In this lesson, I explain commas with direct address, one of the most common punctuation mistakes in everyday writing. * Ms. James, can you teach us? * I can’t talk now, Darrell. * It’s too hot, kids. * Can you help me, please? If you’re speaking to a person, group, or name, that word should usually be set off with a comma. This quick grammar lesson is perfect for students, ESL/ELL learners, homeschool families, adults, and anyone who wants to improve their writing and punctuation. #Grammar #CommaRules #EnglishTeacher LearnEnglish #WritingTips #Usingcommas

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TwinniePoo :

What are your thoughts on the Harvard comma? I hate it

2026-07-09 16:58:17

Elizabeth Haydon :

I love your lessons. I would place a comma, after the word “talk,” too, to indicate parts of speech, because the word “now,” is a transitional expression.

2026-07-09 17:13:13

Don :

2026-07-09 18:21:46

allaboutduke :

I love you

2026-07-09 17:20:20

Kids Mental Health Foundation :

Messaged you :)

2026-07-09 16:51:45

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2026-07-09 18:29:06

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