Lesson by: callie Lou and abi Quotation marks Lesson by: callie Lou and abi
Quotation Marks ~Titles of Short Works: These include articles, chapters of a book, short stories, essays, songs, and most poems. Examples: Tonight we will be reading Parker Turcios’ new article, “31 Ways to Improve Your Handwriting.”
Exceptions (no quotations!!!) ~with the major subdivisions of the Bible. ~with a title when it stands as the heading of the work itself. (Ex. do NOT use quotation marks with the title of a report you write for class.)
Single Quotation Marks Single quotation marks should be used whenever needed within quotation marks. Examples: “I just heard Cora say, ‘It’s so fluffy, I’m gonna die!’ ” said Kara. Callie said, “I just heard Hunter ask, ‘Will you really be my date to the artist series?’ I promise. I’m not joking.”
Other punctuation ~Questions marks and exclamation marks go inside the quotation marks Examples: Lauren exclaimed, “I actually did my math homework last night!” Casey said, “Do you know all of Mrs. Richmond’s quadratic formula raps? I do!”
Game Time! FIX THESE!
Example #1 She said, “I heard Callie Lou ask, ‘Did Miss Buiter really say that we had to read that entire literature story by Wednesday?’”
“Isn’t it way too hot out there to play softball?’ asked Rachel. Example #2 “Isn’t it way too hot out there to play softball?’ asked Rachel.
“Jeremiah” is my favorite book of the “Bible.” Example #3 “Jeremiah” is my favorite book of the “Bible.”
Abi asked, “Hope, may I use your fabulous pen”? Example #4 Abi asked, “Hope, may I use your fabulous pen”?
“Intro to Cinematography” is a report by Callie Lou. Example #5 “Intro to Cinematography” is a report by Callie Lou.
Example #6 Abi said, “There’s nothing I would rather do than my science homework” !