Which sentence uses commas correctly?

A.
Yes, Elizabeth, that is the best pan to use.

B.
Whether she goes or stays Nathan, we will be there.

C.
Don't go running on that gravel path Jamal.

D.
I have told your coach, James about your injury.

Question

Which sentence uses commas correctly?	
 
 A.
Yes, Elizabeth, that is the best pan to use.
 
 B.
Whether she goes or stays Nathan, we will be there.
 
 C.
Don't go running on that gravel path Jamal.
 
 D.
I have told your coach, James about your injury.

anonymous · Answer

I think it's a because I had the same question on one my test and the other answer don't make sense.

vincent-lyon.fr · Answer

I agree with Louisa.

anonymous · Answer

A. The way the names are used in the sentences indicates that they should be separated by commas.

anonymous · Answer

A