BONUS: Should we capitalize the first letter inside the quotation marks?
Yes! For example: He said, "Let's go outside."
Bonus: Punctuation marks go inside the quotation marks?
Yes! For example: Sarah says, "We are ready for the weekend."
Bonus: Quotation marks go around all spoken words?
Yes! For example: "I want to visit Australia," shared Susie.
My sister said I need to borrow your book.
My sister said, "I need to borrow your book."
Riley said My family and I are going to the zoo.
Riley said, "My family and I are going to the zoo."
Zoe asked Will I get a new dog.
Zoe asked, "Will I get a new dog?"
Is the field trip tomorrow? asked Maggie.
"Is the field trip tomorrow?" asked Maggie.
Liz shouted what a wonderful day!
Liz shouted, "What a wonderful day!"
I am going to the store, anyone want anything? Danny asked.
"I am going to the store, anyone want anything?" Danny asked.
Hello I said to my new teacher.
"Hello," I said to my new teacher.
Bonus: When a quotation sentences has the word 'asked' we add a question mark instead of a period?
Yes! For example: She aksed, "Are we allowed to eat indoors?"
"Do you want ice cream asked" Gary.
"Do you want ice cream?" asked Gary.
Justice "said we should start the game at 2 o'clock."
Justice said, "We should start the game at 2 o'clock."
Bonus: A comma is used to separate the spoken words from the rest of the sentece?
Yes. For example: Matt said, "Lets go to the park after school."
Let's play kickball screamed Jo.
"Let's play kickball!" screamed Jo.
Roll over she said to the dog.
"Roll over," she said to the dog.
I am so bored Katie whined
"I am so bored," Katie whined.
The student whispered we love making slime.
The student whispered, "We love making slime."
Abe "asked, What's your brother's name"?
Abe asked, "What's your brother's name?"
i have a lot of homework today Sam said.
"I have a lot of homework today," Sam said.