Quotation Marks Practice
A worksheet for 3rd graders to practice using quotation marks in sentences.
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Quotation Marks Practice
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Read each sentence carefully. Add quotation marks where they are needed to show what someone is saying.
1. My mom said, I love you very much.
2. The boy shouted, Look out below!
3. Can I have a cookie? asked Lily.
4. The teacher announced, Today we will learn about planets.
5. Don't forget your homework, reminded Dad.
1. Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?
He said, "I am hungry".
He said, "I am hungry."
"He said, I am hungry."
He said, I am "hungry."
2. Where should the quotation marks go in this sentence: The girl asked, May I play with you?
The girl asked, "May I play with you?"
"The girl asked, May I play with you?"
The girl asked, May I play "with you"?
The girl "asked, May I play with you"?
1. Write a sentence where a character says, "I love reading books!" Make sure to use quotation marks correctly.
2. Write a sentence where someone asks a question. For example, 'Are you coming to the party?'
1. Quotation marks always go at the beginning and end of what someone says.
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False
2. The period or question mark usually goes inside the closing quotation mark.
True
False