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kramer
1 year ago
9

Which sentence correctly uses commas with dialogue?

English
2 answers:
elena55 [62]1 year ago
8 0

D. "Adriana, it's time for bed," her mother said.

andre [41]1 year ago
4 0

In dialogues it is necessary to use commas to separate the quote from the rest of the sentence. A comma should be placed before the quote when there is an introductory element. Also, a comma should be placed after the quote when there is a dialogue tag that follows the quote. In this case, the sentence that uses commas correctly with dialogue is option D because it places a comma after the quote and right before the dialogue tag <em>her mother said.</em>

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