Questions 11-15: Insert quotation marks, semicolons, colons, and dashes where needed. Not every sentence may need a mark. 11. I'll meet you at Spring Garden Street don't be late. 12. She listed the planets as follows Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. 13. I love that old blues song, said Tim. 14. Last night I saw 42 compact cars. 15. I've seen Andy's project where's yours?

11. "I'll meet you at spring Garden Street; dont't be late".

Explanation:

The two independent clauses are not joined by a conjunction, so it's necessary to use a semicolon. Quotation marks for the quotation.

Answer:

12. She listed the planets as follows: Mercury, Venus ...

Explanation:

Before a list that was introduced, we use a colon.

Answer:

13. "I love that old blue song," said Tim.

Explanation:

A direct quotation and the comma need to be inside quotation marks.

Answer:

14. Last night I saw 42 compact cars.

Explanation:

No mark necessary in this sentence.

Answer:

15. "I've seen Andy's project; where's yours?"

Explanation:

A semicolon is needed in this sentence. There are two independent clauses. Quotation marks for the quotation.

11. I'll meet you at Spring Garden Street, don't be late.

12. She listed the planets as follows: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

13. "I love that old blues song", said Tim.

14. Last night I saw 42 compact cars.

15. I've seen Andy's project, where's yours?