Speech Marks worksheet for practicing punctuation in dialogue.

A worksheet titled "Speech Marks" with instructions to add speech marks and punctuation to sentences, featuring illustrations of a bookshelf, an owl reading, and a child reading.

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1. “Please, fasten your seatbelt when we hop on the bus,” said the teacher. “It is going to be a long ride,” he added.
2. “I will see you next week,” said Tylor. “Don’t forget to bring your note,” he continued.
3. “I was going to catch up with John but I ran out of time. I will give him a call today,” said Sarah.
4. “What time do I have to be there?” asked James. “I want to get there a little early,” he said.
5. “Once we finish shopping for Christmas, we can call Dad to pick us up,” said Gina.
6. “Are there any strawberries left?” asked Pete. “We can have some yogurt with the strawberries,” he suggested.

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