Is this sentence correctly punctuated?
Hello, Mr. Daniels, how are you doing?
Is Hello, Mr. Daniels considered a sentence on its own?
i.e. Hello, Mr. Daniels. How are you doing?
Also, how would the sentence below be punctuated?
Hello, Doctor Williams I am one of you students.
Hello, Mr. Daniels, how are you doing?
Is Hello, Mr. Daniels considered a sentence on its own?
i.e. Hello, Mr. Daniels. How are you doing?
Also, how would the sentence below be punctuated?
Hello, Doctor Williams I am one of you students.
1 Answer
Apr 22, 2016
"Hello, Mr. Daniels, how are you doing?" is in fact, correctly punctuated, but the way it is written is unnecessary.
It should be written/is more commonly written as, "Hello, Mr. Daniels. How are you doing?"
Explanation:
The sentence, "Hello, Doctor Williams I am one of your students," should be written as this:
"Hello, Doctor Williams. I am one of your students." But if you want it shortened, it's written like this:
"Hello, Dr. Williams. I'm one of your students."