Which of the following sentences uses the comma correctly?

I cannot go to the store, right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store right now, Matilda.

I, cannot go to the store right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store, right now, Matilda.

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Janiyah Stout

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9 December, 01:26

Which of the following sentences uses the comma correctly?

I cannot go to the store, right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store right now, Matilda.

I, cannot go to the store right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store, right now, Matilda.

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Kaliyah Arnold · Answer 1

I cannot go to the store right now, Matilda.

Explanation:

Commas should come before you address a person by their name, the rest should run together and needs no pausing.

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Which of the following sentences uses the comma correctly?

I cannot go to the store, right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store right now, Matilda.

I, cannot go to the store right now Matilda.

I cannot go to the store, right now, Matilda.