
Quotation Marks and Commas
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English
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3rd - 4th Grade
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Easy
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Andrea Youngfleish
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6 Slides • 5 Questions
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by Mrs. Youngfleish
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Quotation marks are used to show when someone is talking in text.
Quotation marks will start when someone is talking, and end when they are finished.
Example: Mrs Youngfleish said, "Please do your homework."
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The most important rule is that ALL punctuation will be INSIDE the quotation marks.
Example: Clint said, "I love to go outside."
Example: "I love to go outside," Clint said.
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Commas will come before quotation marks if a person states they are talking first.
Example: Jax said, "I don't want to share my toys."
Commas will also come in the quote ONLY when the quote will end with a period and then that the person said the quote.
Example: "I don't want to share my toys," said Jax.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is correct using a comma with quotation marks?
Mrs. Youngfleish said "I love to read!"
Mrs. Youngfleish said, "I love to read!"
Mrs. Youngfleish said,," I Love to read!"
Mrs. Youngfleish said "I love to read,"
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The only times you can get away from using a comma will be when you are ending your sentence with a exclamation point (!), or question mark (?).
Example: "Do you have to leave?" asked Myles.
Example: "I love teaching!" exclaimed Mrs. Youngfleish.
Notice how you will still end the quotation sentence with a period even with using an exclamation point and question mark.
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Fill in the Blanks
Write yes or no if this sentence is correct.
"Let's read a book!"
Type answer...
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Your quote will ALWAYS start with a capital letter after the first quotation mark.
Example: Mrs Youngfleish said, "Let's go outside."
Wrong example: Mrs Youngfleish said, "let's go outside."
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is correct using capitalization, punctuation and quotation marks?
"i love books!"
"i love books"
"I love books!"
I love books!
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Poll
How do you feel so far about Quotation Marks?
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