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1.The Dialogue or Quotation – tells the exact words of the speaker 2.The Dialogue Tag – tells us who is speaking “Hello there!” said Tom. Mary replied,

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2 1.The Dialogue or Quotation – tells the exact words of the speaker 2.The Dialogue Tag – tells us who is speaking “Hello there!” said Tom. Mary replied, “Hi!” 2. dialogue tag dialogue tag 1.Dialogue or quotation Dialogue or quotation Hello there! Hi! Tom Mary

3  A speaker’s exact words must be surrounded by quotation marks. “I love flowers,” said Jesse. Punctuation marks (commas, periods, question marks, exclamation marks) are always placed inside the closing quotation marks. The first word in the quotation is always capitalized. “Do you like potato chips?” asked Molly. Use a comma to introduce a quotation after a dialogue tag. Jesse replied, “I love flowers and potato chips!”

4 PRACTICE: 1.Did you do your homework asked Katie. 2.Blake answered I always do my homework. 3.Then where is it asked Katie 4.Um my dog ate it replied Blake 5.Katie said you didn’t do it 6.Blake cried nobody ever believes me

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