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Correct the punctuation: Let’s go out and play, said Bruce.

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"Let's go out and play," said Bruce.

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Correct punctuation for: Molly shouted, Come here!

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Molly shouted, "Come here!"

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Correct punctuation for the title in the sentence: The first chapter of that history book is entitled Native Americans.

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The first chapter of that history book is entitled "Native Americans."

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Correct punctuation for the sentence: Mrs. Little said, Someone got into trouble with the toilet paper.

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Mrs. Little said, "Someone got into trouble with the toilet paper."

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Correct way to quote the poem title: Have you read the poem entitled I Miss Neutron the Snake?

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Have you read the poem entitled "I Miss Neutron the Snake"?

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Correct the punctuation in the sentence: Your math facts, said Mr. De Vries, are correct.

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"Your math facts," said Mr. De Vries, "are correct."

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Correct punctuation for: They listened to Mrs. Jansen sing her favorite song, Livin' On a Prayer.

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They listened to Mrs. Jansen sing her favorite song, "Livin' On a Prayer."

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Correct punctuation for: Give me that watermelon, said Garfield to Odie.

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"Give me that watermelon," said Garfield to Odie.

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Correct punctuation for the sentence: I know, said Mr. Miller, that you are working hard on your online opportunities.

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"I know," said Mr. Miller, "that you are working hard on your online opportunities."

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How, asked the student, do I get a Grab-and-Go-Meal?

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"How," asked the student, "do I get a Grab-and-Go-Meal?"