Which of the following punctuates dialogue properly?

"It's been fun," she said. Don't you agree?

"Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

"It's been fun," she said. Don't you agree? "Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast," he said.

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

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Natasha Palmer

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28 February, 21:49

Which of the following punctuates dialogue properly?

"It's been fun," she said. Don't you agree?

"Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

"It's been fun," she said. Don't you agree? "Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast," he said.

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast, he said."

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Giovanny Quinn · Answer 1

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast," he said.

Colton Richards · Answer 2

The correct dialogue is:

"It's been fun," she said. "Don't you agree?"

"Yes. It's been a blast," he said.

The "Don't you agree should be in quotation marks because she is still talking to him.