Select the option with correct capitalization and punctuation.

Question

"You always know you've learned something well" Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else".

(1 point)
Responses

"You always know you've learned something well," Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else."
"You always know you've learned something well," Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else."

"You always know you've learned something well," Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else".
"You always know you've learned something well," Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else".

"You always know you've learned something well" Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else."
"You always know you've learned something well" Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else."

"You always know you've learned something well" janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else".

Answer 1

The correct option with proper capitalization and punctuation is:

"You always know you've learned something well," Janelle said, "When you can teach it to somebody else."