If you are ever in doubt about using commas to indicate that a person is being spoken to$,$ remember this basic rule: If a person is being spoken to$,$ set off that person's name $($or any term referring to that person, such as "Dad" or $"$my friend"$)$ with commas.

Directions: Identify whether each sentence in the following table is correctly punctuated.

$\backslash$table$[[$Sentence Correctly Punctuated Incorrectly Punctuated$],[1.$ Darlene, can you hear me$?],[2.$ Please stop making that noise, Charles.$],[3.$ I think Lauren, you are the person for the job.$],[4.$ Give, me the car keys you fool.$],[5.$ I will make dinner, my love.$]]$