Language Arts: Dialogue Writing and Punctuation
Using quotation marks, commas, and dialogue tags correctly
Language Arts: Dialogue Writing and Punctuation
Using quotation marks, commas, and dialogue tags correctly
Language Arts - Grade 6-8
- 1
Rewrite this sentence with correct dialogue punctuation: maya said I finished my homework
- 2
Rewrite this sentence with correct dialogue punctuation: We should leave now said Jordan
- 3
Rewrite this sentence with correct dialogue punctuation: Did you bring the tickets asked Elena
- 4
Rewrite this sentence with correct dialogue punctuation: I cant believe we won shouted Amir
- 5
Add a dialogue tag to this sentence and punctuate it correctly: "I will meet you after school"
- 6
Add dialogue punctuation to this sentence with an interrupted tag: I forgot my notebook Liam said but I still have my pencil
- 7
Rewrite this sentence correctly: Sara whispered, "please be quiet"
- 8
Turn this into one correctly punctuated sentence of dialogue: Noah said he was ready. then he said lets start
- 9
Write one sentence of dialogue in which a character asks a question about homework. Use correct quotation marks and a dialogue tag.
- 10
Write one sentence of dialogue in which a character gives an excited response. Use correct punctuation.
- 11
Rewrite this sentence using correct punctuation and capitalization: "where are you going" asked mr lee
- 12
Write two lines of dialogue between two characters about a lost backpack. Punctuate both lines correctly.
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