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"Madam President" vs "Mrs. President"

vocabulary political-correctness appropriate vocatives

What's the subject in "You, go to the store"?

grammar imperatives vocatives

What is the vocative expression we can use to attract the attention of someone whose name or surname we don't know?

word-usage british-english vocatives

What case is used for pronouns in the vocative?

pronouns grammatical-case whom vocatives

Omitting commas in brief statements

punctuation commas exclamations imperatives vocatives

What is the difference between a vocative and an epithet?

vocatives

The vocative case and comma splices

comma-splices vocatives

On the capitalization of familial honorifics

capitalization kinship-terms honorifics vocatives hailnames

Dad, auntie, nana, grandpa, etc... What is this group of words used as informal family nicknames called?

single-word-requests phrase-requests kinship-terms vocatives hailnames

Is ‘USAers’ just an ordinary English word today?

is-it-a-word collective-nouns vocatives

ending a statement with a name

vocatives

Comma issue: noun of direct address in the middle of the sentence after conjunction

punctuation commas conjunctions parentheticals vocatives

Should I put a comma after "Thank you"? [duplicate]

commas email correspondence vocatives

Where did we get "buster" as in "Look here, buster"?

etymology slang north-american-english idiom-meaning vocatives

Ad­dress­ing boys and girls dif­fer­ently in (Vic­to­rian?) English schools

honorifics vocatives forms-of-address nineteenth-century-english

vocative comma when talking

commas vocatives

"Happy Birthday sir!" or "Happy Birthday, sir!"?

punctuation commas vocatives

Do you always have to put a comma before someone's name? [duplicate]

commas vocatives

Addressing a person by occupation

professions vocatives gender-positive hailnames nineteenth-century-english

Why can I use 'guys' in the plural but not in the singular vocatively

colloquialisms vocatives