Is the following sentences punctuated correctly.
1.They are, one might say, true believers’.
2.. I told you Jesse, never to ask me that question again.
3.It is drizzling, not pouring.
4.If you want to leave, I will not stop you.

Question

Is the following sentences punctuated correctly. 
1.They are, one might say, true believers’. 
2.. I told you Jesse, never to ask me that question again. 
3.It is drizzling, not pouring. 
4.If you want to leave, I will not stop you.

anonymous · Answer

They look correct to me except I think there is also suppose to be a comma before Jesse on number 2. I may be wrong though.

texaschic101 · Answer

1. correct
2. I told you, Jesse, never to ask me that question again.
Comma rule : use commas before or surrounding the name or title of a person directly addressed.
3. correct
4. correct