Question

In dialogue, ending punctuation marks should go

inside the quotation marks.

outside of the quotation marks.

wherever they feel most right.

at the beginning of the quotation.

Answer 1

@FLVSenglishstudent

Answer 2

inside the quotation marks :)

Answer 3

So for this one:Select the dialogue that is punctuated properly.

"Coretta said," I want to read that book!

Coretta said. "I want to read that book!"

Coretta said, "I want to read that book"!

Coretta said, "I want to read that book!"

^ would it be this last one?

Answer 4

Yeah I'm pretty sure it is

Answer 5

What assignment are you on?

Answer 6

01.11 More Writing Tips Quiz

Answer 7

the last one is correct

Answer 8

Okay, now I have like an essay. It's this:

Use temporal transitions to revise the following paragraph. You may need to create additional details or information. Use proper spelling and grammar.

Leah grabbed her purse and got on the bus. She pulled out her phone to text her friend. Someone on the bus asked her about her phone. The bus arrived at the mall, and Leah got out. She had forgotten her purse!

- i don't necessarily need you to re-write it, can you just give me an example of what a "temporal transition" is? I can't seem to remember, and the lesson is doing me/no/ justice, lol.

Answer 9

Temporal Transitions that Show Relationship:
with reference to
together with
in the same way
in comparison
likewise
coupled with
moreover
correspondingly
with regard to
You can use these to describe the relationship between Leah and the passenger

Answer 10

Temporal Transitions that Build Suspense:
unexpectedly
in a flash
before I knew it
suddenly
shockingly
out of the blue
at once
all of a sudden
little by little

Use these when Leah finds out she lost her phone