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Which line of dialogue is punctuation correctly? "Our lease says no pets," his mother replied ( correct answer) "Why don't you...Asked by Turwan Green
Which line of dialogue is punctuation correctly?
"Our lease says no pets," his mother replied ( correct answer)
"Why don't you start a dog walking business," his sister replied.
I want a pet, James said.
or "But I really want one", he whined.
"Our lease says no pets," his mother replied ( correct answer)
"Why don't you start a dog walking business," his sister replied.
I want a pet, James said.
or "But I really want one", he whined.
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The line of dialogue that is punctuated correctly is:
"Our lease says no pets," his mother replied.
The other examples have punctuation issues:
- "Why don't you start a dog walking business," his sister replied. (should end with a question mark instead)
- I want a pet, James said. (should have a comma before "James" or a period at the end)
- "But I really want one", he whined. (the comma should be inside the quotation marks)
"Our lease says no pets," his mother replied.
The other examples have punctuation issues:
- "Why don't you start a dog walking business," his sister replied. (should end with a question mark instead)
- I want a pet, James said. (should have a comma before "James" or a period at the end)
- "But I really want one", he whined. (the comma should be inside the quotation marks)
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