Help the frustrated roommate complete this text message by dragging the correctly punctuated words into the blanks.

I am begging you, Dave, to finally clean up the living room. I just found three plates, two cups, and a dirty fork hidden under the sofa cushions!

I am begging you, Dave, to finally clean up the living room.

When addressing someone directly in the middle of a sentence, use commas on both sides of their name to set it off from the rest of the sentence.

I just found three plates, two cups, and a dirty fork hidden under the sofa cushions!

While we use commas to separate items in a list, do not put a comma after the final item in the series ("fork") before continuing the rest of the sentence.