Dialogue Punctuation Grammar Worksheet
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Dialogue Punctuation Grammar Worksheet
Punctuating Dialogue
Put quotation marks around the words spoken aloud. Begin spoken words with a capital letter. Place commas, full stops, question marks and exclamation marks inside the closing quotation mark. When a speaker tag comes after the spoken words, use a comma before the closing quotation mark unless the spoken sentence ends with a question mark or exclamation mark. When the tag comes first, put a comma before the quotation marks.
Edit the Dialogue
Rewrite each sentence with correct dialogue punctuation.
Check the Punctuation
Choose the correctly punctuated sentence in each question.
- “When does the bus arrive?” Evie asked.
- “When does the bus arrive”? Evie asked.
- “When does the bus arrive,” Evie asked?
- Arjun replied “I can help you carry those.”
- Arjun replied, “I can help you carry those.”
- Arjun replied, “i can help you carry those”.
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