Quotation Mark Practice Worksheets for Students

To solve this task, we need to add quotation marks to the sentences. Quotation marks are used to show the exact words someone says. They usually come in pairs: one at the beginning and one at the end of the spoken words.

Let's go through each sentence step by step:

1. Baby said where is my cake?
- The baby is speaking, so we need to put quotation marks around "where is my cake".
- Corrected sentence: Baby said, "Where is my cake?"

2. Teacher asked who is ready.
- The teacher is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "who is ready".
- Corrected sentence: Teacher asked, "Who is ready?"

3. Dad said it is time for bed.
- Dad is speaking, so we need to put quotation marks around "it is time for bed".
- Corrected sentence: Dad said, "It is time for bed."

4. Aunty asked what your school name is.
- Aunty is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "what your school name is".
- Corrected sentence: Aunty asked, "What is your school name?"

5. Mom asked, did you read a book.
- Mom is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "did you read a book".
- Corrected sentence: Mom asked, "Did you read a book?"

Now, let's look at the second set of sentences:

1. Who will come next? Teacher asked.
- The teacher is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "Who will come next?".
- Corrected sentence: "Who will come next?" Teacher asked.

2. My brother asked where your pencil is.
- My brother is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "where your pencil is".
- Corrected sentence: My brother asked, "Where is your pencil?"

3. Where is John? Dad asked.
- Dad is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "Where is John?".
- Corrected sentence: "Where is John?" Dad asked.

4. Who is your Doctor? Dad asked.
- Dad is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "Who is your Doctor?".
- Corrected sentence: "Who is your Doctor?" Dad asked.

5. Mom asked where my ring is.
- Mom is asking a question, so we need to put quotation marks around "where my ring is".
- Corrected sentence: Mom asked, "Where is my ring?"

Final Answer:
1. Baby said, "Where is my cake?"
2. Teacher asked, "Who is ready?"
3. Dad said, "It is time for bed."
4. Aunty asked, "What is your school name?"
5. Mom asked, "Did you read a book?"

1. "Who will come next?" Teacher asked.
2. My brother asked, "Where is your pencil?"
3. "Where is John?" Dad asked.
4. "Who is your Doctor?" Dad asked.
5. Mom asked, "Where is my ring?"