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Read the sentences and place the quotations in the correct place. “Hey!” Jose shouted. “Didn’t you hear the coach?” “What is that bizarre thing upon your head?” said Mr. Grimmy. Hey! Jose shouted. Didn’t you hear the coach? What is that bizarre thing upon your head? said Mr. Grimmy.

Read the sentences and place the quotations in the correct place. The teacher yelled, finish your project or you will not go to recess! The teacher yelled, “Finish your project or you will not go to recess!” Come with us, Dad said, and we can stop for ice cream on the way. “Come with us,” Dad said, “and we can stop for ice cream on the way.”

Read the sentences and place the quotations in the correct place. I love you! My mother told me. “I love you!” my mother told me. Shut the door! Mom said in a very loud voice. “Shut the door!” Mom said in a very loud voice.

Read the sentences and place the quotations in the correct place. “You have very nice eyes,” Miguel said in a dreamy voice. You have cool hair, remarked the little girl. You have very nice eyes. Miguel said in a dreamy voice. “You have cool hair,” remarked the little girl.

Read the sentences and place the quotations in the correct place. “Ouch! “ cried the little girl with the freckles, “I hurt my toe.” “Alice In Wonderland is the best movie ever!” exclaimed Ms. Cook. Ouch! cried the little girl with the freckles, I hurt my toe. Alice In Wonderland is the best movie ever! exclaimed Ms. Cook.