Punctuating Simple Dialogue

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: "I love that show," replied Bobbie., "I love that show", replied Bobbie., "I love that show, replied Bobbie.", I love that show, "replied Bobbie."

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"I love that show," replied Bobbie.

Front

Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: "Make a right turn." cried Tony., "Make a right turn, cried Tony.", "Make a right turn," cried Tony., "Make a right turn", cried Tony.

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"Make a right turn," cried Tony.

Front

Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: Marsha said "basketball is the greatest sport ever!", Marsha said, "basketball is the greatest sport ever!", Marsha said " , basketball is the greatest sport ever!", "Marsha said, basketball is the greatest sport ever!"

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Marsha said, "basketball is the greatest sport ever!"

Front

Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? "Joan complained, that is not fair!"  , Joan complained ",that is not fair!", "Joan complained," that is not fair!, Joan complained, "That is not fair!"

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Joan complained, "That is not fair!"

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options:  "I'm not sure," said Ray, "that I feel like it.",  "I'm not sure, said Ray, that I feel like it.",  "I'm not sure", said Ray ",that I feel like it.", I'm not sure," said Ray, "that I feel like it.

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 "I'm not sure," said Ray, "that I feel like it."

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: "The view from up here is absolutely amazing, Iris exclaimed.", "The view from up here is absolutely amazing," Iris exclaimed., The view from up here is absolutely amazing," Iris exclaimed.", "The view from up here is absolutely amazing", Iris exclaimed.

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"The view from up here is absolutely amazing," Iris exclaimed.

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: Now you know why I couldn't wait to get here said Esteban., "Now you know why I couldn't wait to get here", said Esteban., "Now you know why I couldn't wait to get here, said Esteban.", "Now you know why I couldn't wait to get here," said Esteban.

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"Now you know why I couldn't wait to get here," said Esteban.

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: "Wouldn't it be wonderful to stay and watch the sunset?" Peter asked., "Wouldn't it be wonderful to stay and watch the sunset? Peter asked.", "Wouldn't it be wonderful to stay and watch the sunset", Peter asked?, Wouldn't it be wonderful to stay and watch the sunset, "Peter asked?"

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"Wouldn't it be wonderful to stay and watch the sunset?" Peter asked.

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: I'd love to do that, "said Gilda," but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down., "I'd love to do that said Gilda but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down.", "I'd love to do that", said Gilda ", but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down.", "I'd love to do that," said Gilda, "but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down."

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"I'd love to do that," said Gilda, "but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down."

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Which sentence has been punctuated correctly? Options: I'd love to do that, "said Gilda," but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down., "I'd love to do that said Gilda but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down.", "I'd love to do that", said Gilda ", but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down.", "I'd love to do that," said Gilda, "but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down."

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"I'd love to do that," said Gilda, "but we forgot to bring flashlights to guide us back down."