Punctuating Dialogue

Which of the following is written correctly?

• He smiled and said, "I like you too.

• He smiled and said "I like you too."

• He smiled and said, "I like you too."

• "He smiled and said I like you too"

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Haunted houses came in about the same time as trick-or-treat did, she says.

Which of the following is written correctly?

• "I don't want to get in trouble"! She yelled

• "I don't want to get in trouble!" She said.

• I don't want to get in trouble, she said.

• I don't want to get in trouble! "She said"

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Momma used to tell me, That hardheaded man insisted mind you, that I wear that horrible hat.

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She'd say, Bud is your name and don't you ever let anyone call you anything outside of that either.

Which sentence is written correctly?

• He gave me a shove and said, "Get back in line with your momma.

• He gave me a shove and said, Get back in line with your momma.

• He gave me a shove and said, "Get back in line with your momma."

• He gave me a shove and said, Get back in line with your momma."

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Then yup, that's where we're heading, I said. Where you from?

Which sentence is written correctly?

• You dry, I'll wash, she said.

• "You dry, I'll wash, she said.

• "You dry, I'll wash," she said.

• "You dry" I'll wash, she said.

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Bugs said, How come you're looking so strange, Bud?

Which of the following is written correctly?

• He looked disappointed. "What's your name, son?"

• He looked disappointed, "What's your name, son?"

• He looked disappointed, "What's your name, son"?

• He looked disappointed. "What's your name,son"?