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Yes. Whenever you start a sentence with yes, no, a person's name, and so forth, you use a comma after it.

ex. Yes, I feel hungry.

ex. No, I don't want to swim.

ex. Alice, take this to your mother.

ex. Hey, why did you do that?

ex. Yes, sir.

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Yes, you would typically write "Yes, sir" with a comma after "Yes". This helps to indicate a pause in speech and show respect to the person being addressed.

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Yes, you do, but not in cases like the following:

Should I say yes to him?

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