Dialogue Punctuation Grammar Worksheet
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Dialogue Punctuation Grammar Worksheet
📚 Mini-Lesson Summary: Dialogue Punctuation Rules
Remember these key rules for writing dialogue:
• Use quotation marks (" ") around the exact words someone says
• Start dialogue with a capital letter
• Put punctuation INSIDE the quotation marks
• Use a comma before the dialogue tag (he said, she whispered)
Examples from Wonder:
✓ "I think you should go to school," Mum said gently.
✓ August replied, "But what if everyone stares at me?"
✗ "I'm nervous" said August. (Missing comma before 'said')
✗ Mum whispered "Everything will be okay". (Missing comma after 'whispered')
✏️ Editing Exercise: Fix the Dialogue Punctuation
Instructions: Rewrite each sentence with correct dialogue punctuation.
🔍 Peer Editing Checklist
Use this checklist to edit your partner's dialogue writing:
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