Which of the following sentences if punctuated correctly?

Okay students, the teacher said, let's get started.

"Okay students," the teacher said, "Lets get started."

"Okay students," the teacher said, Let's get started.

"Okay students," the teacher said, "Let's get started."

Question

Which of the following sentences if punctuated correctly?

 Okay students, the teacher said, let's get started.

 "Okay students," the teacher said, "Lets get started."

 "Okay students," the teacher said, Let's get started.

 "Okay students," the teacher said, "Let's get started."

anonymous · Answer

@AriPotta

aripotta · Answer

d

aripotta · Answer

i have to go, i'm sorry. good luck!

anonymous · Answer

thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

I can help you though. so ask away

anonymous · Answer

yup it's d  "Okay students," the teacher said, "Let's get started."

anonymous · Answer

D is correct unless you think of it as the teacher saying, "Okay students, let's get started." In that case, the l in let's would be lower case. Yes?

anonymous · Answer

Also, A would be correct in the case of reported or indirect speech instead of quoted speech.