Quotation Marks and Commas in Dialogue Split Sentences

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

• "We had lots of snow last night," said mom.

• "We had lots of snow last night, said mom."

• "We had lots of snow last night" said mom.

• We had lots of snow last night, said mom.

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

• Do you think the schools will be closed today? I asked.

• "Do you think the schools will be closed today? I asked."

• "Do you think the schools will be closed today." I asked.

• "Do you think the schools will be closed today?" I asked.

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

• "Mom said, Let's turn on the t.v. to see if there is an announcement."

• Mom said "Let's turn on the t.v. to see if there is an announcement."

• Mom said, "Let's turn on the t.v. to see if there is an announcement."

• Mom said, Let's turn on the t.v. to see if there is an announcement.

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

• School officials just told us that Baker City Schools will be closed today, said the announcer.

• "School officials just told us that Baker City Schools will be closed today," said the announcer.

• School officials just told us that Baker City Schools will be closed today said the announcer.

• "School officials just told us that Baker City Schools will be closed today" said the announcer.

Select the sentence that is written correctly.

• I asked, "Mom, do you know where I put my sled?"

• I asked, Mom, do you know where I put my sled?

• I asked, "Mom, do you know where I put my sled."

• I asked, Mom, do you know where I put my sled?