Punctuating Dialogue worksheet for students to practice using quotation marks and commas in dialogue.

Worksheet titled "Punctuating Dialogue" with instructions to underline direct speech and use quotation marks and commas, featuring a story about Ms. Miller and Tessie in a classroom setting.

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Ms. Miller called Tessie up to the board.
“Can you solve this math problem?” Ms. Miller asked.
“I’m not sure,” Tessie said.
“Try,” Ms. Miller suggested.
Tessie tried, but she didn’t get it right.
“Can anyone else solve this problem?” Ms. Miller said.
Peter raised his hand.
“Come on up, Peter,” Ms. Miller said. “Tessie, you can sit back down.”
Tessie went back to her seat. She could have solved the math problem, but then Ms. Miller might start asking her to come to the board all the time.

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