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Hi, The latter. Clve
- Hi, The latter.
- Clve
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Dear friends,
by way of addition:
we use commas to separate direct address (=the person or people you are writing to; Johnny, in this case). If such a word appears in the middle of the sentence, it is separated by two commas, and not only one:
He explained, Johnny, that you should never cross the street against the light.
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by way of addition:
we use commas to separate direct address (=the person or people you are writing to; Johnny, in this case). If such a word appears in the middle of the sentence, it is separated by two commas, and not only one:
He explained, Johnny, that you should never cross the street against the light.
Respectful
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I couldn't agree more, Clive. <direct address again 
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To summarise:
Johnny, you've done it very we
>To summarise:
Johnny, you've done it very we
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