Where do the quotations go?
Luke said, I like to read books but mostly fiction.
Luke said, "I like to read books, but mostly fiction."
“Are we going to the football game tonight asked Oliver
Wrong
"Are we going to the football game tonight?" asked Oliver.
Zoe cheered I’m very excited it’s my birthday tomorrow!
Zoe cheered "I'm very excited it's my birthday tomorrow!"
Where is the talking tag in this sentence?
“I want to try out for the high school basketball team!” Exclaimed Mark.
Exclaimed Mark
Would you like to go to the park after school? asked Maddie.
"Would you like to go to the park after school?" asked Maddie.
Grace asked “Can we stop for ice cream please?”
Correct
Grace asked "Can we stop for ice cream please?".
Can I have more pizza asked Sofia, and with more water please
"Can I have more pizza?" asked Sofia, "And with more water please."
Where do the quotation marks go?
If you were asked to make a choice, said Mom, would you rather go swimming or camping?
"If you were asked to make a choice," said Mom, "Would you rather go swimming or camping?"
Make sure you clean your room before going outside. Mom stated.
"Make sure you clean your room before going outside." Mom stated.
Did you bring your permission slip for the field trip the teacher asked the class
Wrong
"Did you bring your permission slip for the field trip?" the teacher asked the class.
“It’s raining so much today said Liam I bet the plants are loving the water
"It's raining so much today!" said Liam, "I bet the plants are loving the water."
Where is the contraction in the sentence?
“I don’t want to wake up early for the track meet” James whined.
Don't - do not
Did you see the new Inside Out 2 movie? asked Jacob. It was so funny!
"Did you see the new Inside Out 2 movie?" asked Jacob, "It was so funny!".
“My favorite class is science,” Aiden said, But math is my least favorite.
Wrong
"My favorite class is science." Aiden said, "But math is my least favorite."
What time does the bus leave wondered Alex
"What time does the bus leave?" wondered Alex.
Fix this sentence
Mr Clark asked the class, Who would like to summarize the story we read
Mr. Clark asked the class, "Who would like to summarize the story we read?"