Question 26.26. Which sentence contains no errors in the punctuation of quotations?

Are you telling me that "we need to do the science display over"?

Ms. Zoller said "our display was fine and we could put it out tomorrow."

I told him "we only needed to cut down the stand-up display."

He said, "That solution will be acceptable to me."

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28 December, 12:12

Question 26.26. Which sentence contains no errors in the punctuation of quotations?

Are you telling me that "we need to do the science display over"?

Ms. Zoller said "our display was fine and we could put it out tomorrow."

I told him "we only needed to cut down the stand-up display."

He said, "That solution will be acceptable to me."

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Maxwell Harrison · Answer 1

He said, "That solution will be acceptable to me."

Among the sentences, this contains no error as the quotation is separated by a comma, unlike the rest. and the period that is used to end the sentence is enclosed in the quotation mark, unlike the first sentence.