Quotation Marks

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She asked did anyone pass the test?

• She asked "Did anyone pass the test"?

• She asked, "did anyone pass the test?"

• She asked, "Did anyone pass the test?"

• She asked "Did anyone pass the test?"

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I'm very tired responded Alex.

• "I'm very tired," responded Alex.

• "I'm very tired" responded Alex.

• "i'm very tired," responded Alex.

• "I'm very tired, responded Alex."

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The car is red they replied.

• "The car is red" they replied.

• "The car is red" they replied.

• The car is red, they replied.

• "The car is red," they replied.

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This is a great book! exclaimed Molly.

• This is a great book exclaimed Molly.

• "this is a great book," exclaimed Molly.

• "This is a great book!" exclaimed Molly.

• "This is a great book! exclaimed Molly."

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Sam asked are you tired today?

• Sam asked "are you tired today?"

• Sam asked, "Are you tired today"?

• Sam asked "Are you tired today"

• Sam asked, "Are you tired today?"

Create sentences using quotation marks and a variation of said.

Molly: Are you tried?

Tom: No, I slept earlier.

Create sentences using quotation marks and a variation of said.

Sam: Wow! I passed my math test.

John: Good for you! You really studied hard for that test.

Create some dialogue between these pair of siblings.

Create some dialogue between these pair of siblings,

Create some dialogue for these pair of siblings.