Question

This is really easy, please help

Answer 1

Which sentence uses correct punctuation?
Dr. Anderson asked, “When is the awards ceremony going to begin”?
Dr. Anderson asked “When is the awards ceremony going to begin?”
Dr. Anderson asked, “When is the awards ceremony going to begin?”
Dr. Anderson asked, “when is the awards ceremony going to begin”?

Answer 2

I need to know which one is right :)

Answer 3

A I believe

Answer 4

I think its the third one

Answer 5

It wouldn't be A because the ? is in the quotation. @AvaOBri

Answer 6

Its definitely the third one

Answer 7

Oh I see

Answer 8

*isn't

Answer 9

It is C

Answer 10

this question is already on open study, but two people gave different answers

Answer 11

Yeah third one!

Answer 12

so the question mark is always in the quotation and it is okay to have a comma before the quotation right?

Answer 13

There you go :) everyone agrees that its the third one lol

Answer 14

;)

Answer 15

alright, thank you :3
I will be posting more probably :)

Answer 16

Correct. You always want to include punctuation inside the quotation.

Answer 17

yes before you finish a quote you always put a period, question mark, or exclamation mark :)

Answer 18

and the first word in quotation has to be capitalized right?

Answer 19

Yes just like the beginning of a sentence because technically it is a new sentence.

Answer 20

My mother always told me that, "Slow and steady wins the race."
My mother always told me that "Slow and steady wins the race."

Answer 21

so for this one, the first one would be correct, or the second one

Answer 22

i think its the first because of the comma in the beginning b4 quotation

Answer 23

The first because you have to put a comma before you quote someone.
Example: Adrianna.Gongora said,"Example."

Answer 24

Yup, see you know what your doing :)

Answer 25

Thank you :3