Question

Which line of dialogue is punctuated correctly?(1 point) Responses "Why don't you start a dog walking business, said his sister." "Why don't you start a dog walking business, said his sister." "Our lease says no pets," his mother replied. "Our lease says no pets," his mother replied. "But I really want one", he whined. "But I really want one", he whined. I want a pet, James said.
Which line of dialogue is punctuated correctly?(1 point) Responses "Why don't you start a dog walking business, said his sister." "Why don't you start a dog walking business, said his sister." "Our lease says no pets," his mother replied. "Our lease says no pets," his mother replied. "But I really want one", he whined. "But I really want one", he whined. I want a pet, James said.

Answer 1

The correctly punctuated line of dialogue is: **"Our lease says no pets," his mother replied.**

Additionally, the line **"I want a pet," James said.** should also be included since it is punctuated correctly after making the adjustment to include the comma before the attribution.

The first line, **"Why don't you start a dog walking business, said his sister."** is missing the correct punctuation for the dialogue's end.

The line **"But I really want one", he whined.** should have the comma placed inside the quotation marks: **"But I really want one," he whined.**