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Add a noun of direct address to the sentence below, along with proper punctuation. “I like your new haircut."

Add a noun of direct address to the sentence below, along with proper punctuation. “I like your new haircut."
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Add a noun of direct address to the sentence below, along with proper punctuation.

“I like your new haircut."

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Answer:

I like your new haircut, dad.

Explanation:

I'm pretty sure

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