Question

Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

A.
Say, John, may I stop over tomorrow morning to see you?

B.
Say, John may I stop over tomorrow morning to see you?

C.
Say John may I stop over tomorrow morning to see you?

D.
Say John, may I stop over tomorrow morning to see you?

Answer 1

Which one seems correct to you? @Yinshy

Answer 2

-.-
What do you think?

Answer 3

D or A

Answer 4

Why do you think D?
Why do you think A?

Answer 5

Can you give me a reason for choosing D and A as an answer?

Answer 6

I don't think it needs a comma like this:
Say, John...

Answer 7

it looks right

Answer 8

Typo:
Say, John, <--- I don't think that comma needs to be there..
What do you think? @KendrickLamar2014

Answer 9

now i think D only

Answer 10

Oh then, you're correct :)

Answer 11

ty

Answer 12

:)

Answer 13

D is correct to me. When I have these problems. I say it out loud and make a short pause where a comma is. You can see which one is correct or not by doing that. @Yinshy

Answer 14

ok ty ill try that