Quotation Marks

What is wrong with this dialogue?

She explained," when I was young, I had a bike."

• change when to When

• remove the comma after explained

• change the period to a comma

• nothing is wrong

What is wrong with this dialogue?

"A dancer must have good balance", she explained.

• move the comma in front of the quotation marks

• change she to She

• change the period to a comma

• nothing is wrong

What is wrong with the dialogue?

"What languages do you speak," she asked.

• change the comma to a question mark

• change she to She

• add a question mark before the comma

• nothing is wrong

What is wrong with this dialogue?

Tim said, "you can read about animals in books."

• change you to You

• change the comma to a period

• move the quotation marks in front of the period

• nothing is wrong

What is wrong with the dialogue?

He replied, "I take sugar and milk in my tea."

• change I to i

• move the comma behind the quotation marks

• change the comma to a period

• nothing is wrong

Which is written correctly?

• "My running shoes are gone!" she shouted.

• "My running shoes are gone!," she shouted.

• "My running shoes are gone!" She shouted.

• "My running shoes are gone! she shouted."

Which is correct?

• Charlie asked, "May I please have oatmeal?"

• Charlie asked. "May I please have oatmeal?"

• Charlie asked, "May I please have oatmeal,"?

• Charlie asked, "may I please have oatmeal?"

Which is correct?

• "Where," she wondered, "are you going?"

• "Where?" she wondered, "Are you going?"

• "Where she wondered are you going?"

• "Where," she wondered, "Are you going?"

Which is correct?

• "I have to leave now," the boy said.

• "I have to leave now," The boy said.

• "I have to leave now" the boy said.

• "I have to leave now." the boy said.

Which is correct?

• "I'm going to catch you!" my sister yelled.

• "I'm going to catch you," my sister yelled.

• "I'm going to catch you?" my sister yelled.

• None of these are right.