[ Grammar ]
Which sentence correctly uses a comma in direct address?
A. Please pass the salt John.
B. Mary could you help me with this problem?
C. I appreciate your help, Dr. Smith.
D. Hey Tom what are you doing this weekend?
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A. told
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