Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy. "Can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking groaned Amy can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy "Can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy "can't we rest for a minute?"

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Gilbert Hodge

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10 September, 12:43

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy. "Can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking groaned Amy can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy "Can't we rest for a minute?"

"I'm really tired of all this walking," groaned Amy "can't we rest for a minute?"

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Baylee Small · Answer 1

A because all the capital letters and punctuation is in the correct place and the quotes are also correct!

Jenny Eaton · Answer 2

The answer to your question is A.), because there is a period after Amy, and the speech is the only thing that should have the speech marks, hence the title speech.