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Punctuating Dialogue
Learn the rules for quotation marks and commas in dialogue, pick the correctly punctuated sentence, add missing punctuation to four sentences, answer questions about a short conversation, and write a two-line conversation about Pohela Boishakh.
About this worksheet
- Learning goal
- I can use quotation marks and commas when I write what people say.
- Level
- Level 3 of 5 (Core)
- Learning path
- Grade 3 grammar, step 5 of 5
- Teaching style
- Guided practice. Clear steps: an example, then practice that builds to independence.
- Ages and thinking
- Ages 8–9 · Apply · British spelling
- Includes
- Worksheet, clear instructions and an answer key for grown-ups
- US standards
- CCSS L.3.2c
- National Curriculum in England
- Year 3 · English: punctuation (inverted commas to punctuate direct speech)
- Australian Curriculum v9
- Year 4 · English: AC9E4LA12, AC9E4LA07
- AC9E4LA12 punctuation for dialogue and sentence boundaries
- AC9E4LA07 direct and indirect speech
- Pages
- 2
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- Grades
- 3rd Grade
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