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Do it – punctuation!?
1) Do it, man, do it!
or
2) Do it man, do it!
or
3) Do it, man do it!
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Is this a test? I would choose # 2, Do it man, do it! Hope I win! Lol Have a good day!
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One is correct. Anytime you speak directly to someone, there’s a comma before and/or after their name or the noun that represents them. “Man, would you please go away?” “Bill, I really appreciate that.”
Reminds me of a question a few days ago about saying thanks to someone named Bill: “thank you, Bill.” Most of the responders agreed with the questioner that it should be “thank you Bill.” That’s incorrect, and frankly, looks funny.
I see nothing wrong with having it as one sentence. I wouldn’t split it up unless you intend to convey that there’s a significant pause between “man” and the second “do it.”
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I think 1
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#2
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number 2.
Do it man, do it!
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Actually it should be two sentences.
Do it, man. Do it.
-MM
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