Which sentence correctly uses punctuation with dialogue?
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OpenStudy (gabbyalicorn):
Where's the sentence?
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
right here
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
a “I’d like to help you, Eric began, but I have to stay home with my little brother.”
b “I’d like to help you, Eric began,” but I have to stay home with my little brother.
c “I’d like to help you,” Eric began, “but I have to stay home with my little brother.”
d “I’d like to help you, Eric” began, “but I have to stay home with my little brother.”
OpenStudy (gabbyalicorn):
Which sentences can you eliminate?
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
b and d
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OpenStudy (gabbyalicorn):
Good! What about sentence a? Does that look right?
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
sorry its being stupid my computer i mean and no a doesn't look right either thank you. like c it is missing the "" before eric began
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
not like c like b and d my bad
OpenStudy (gabbyalicorn):
No, C is correct. “I’d like to help you,” Eric began, “but I have to stay home with my little brother.” The ''s are in the right places unlike the others.
OpenStudy (michaelac959):
yea thanks @gabbyalicorn
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