Punctuation Saves Lives

Punctuation saves lives! What? How come? Yes. Here is the example:

Let’s eat kitty. (Meaning that, we will be eating a cat.)

Let’s eat, kitty. (Meaning that, you and your friend kitty will be starting to eat.)

The above example is a punctuation rule. Your tutor would put it formally like this:

Use commas to set off the name, nickname, or title of a person you have directly addressed.

More Examples:
Yes, old friend, I will.
Good day, Captain.

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May has graduated from the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts. She holds a master's degree in business administration. May worked as a teacher for MCCA for several years. She taught students management, marketing, statistics and other business-related subjects. In her free time May enjoys reading, traveling, sports, meeting people, midnight strolls... Always learning. This is May's Facebook profile
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