instructions: read each sample sentence in the first column. then, using the type or types of quotation in the second column, write your own sentence in the third column. the first example has been done for you.
sample sentence: \how in the world did he do that?\ she asked after the magician seemed to disappear into thin air. type: direct quotation your sentence: \why is this class so difficult?\ he asked as he attempted to complete his assignment for the third time.
sample sentence: \flowers are born every hour,\ muir wrote to a friend. \living sunlight is poured over all, and every thing and creature is glad.\ type: direct quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: muir described his journey to america in 1849 with his brothers and father as the first grand adventure of his life. type: indirect quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: \like muir,\ margot explained as she planned her backpacking trip, \i want to acquaint myself with the glaciers and wild gardens.\ type: interrupted direct quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: \yes,\ i replied. he teacher did say, put away your cell phones.\ type: quotation within a quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: the british expression \knackered\ means \exhausted\ type: unfamiliar slang or unusual expression your sentence:

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instructions: read each sample sentence in the first column. then, using the type or types of quotation in the second column, write your own sentence in the third column. the first example has been done for you.
sample sentence: \how in the world did he do that?\ she asked after the magician seemed to disappear into thin air. type: direct quotation your sentence: \why is this class so difficult?\ he asked as he attempted to complete his assignment for the third time.
sample sentence: \flowers are born every hour,\ muir wrote to a friend. \living sunlight is poured over all, and every thing and creature is glad.\ type: direct quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: muir described his journey to america in 1849 with his brothers and father as the first grand adventure of his life. type: indirect quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: \like muir,\ margot explained as she planned her backpacking trip, \i want to acquaint myself with the glaciers and wild gardens.\ type: interrupted direct quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: \yes,\ i replied. 	he teacher did say, put away your cell phones.\ type: quotation within a quotation your sentence:
sample sentence: the british expression \knackered\ means \exhausted\ type: unfamiliar slang or unusual expression your sentence:

Accepted Answer

# Brief Explanations:
1. For direct quotation: "I love reading books," she exclaimed happily.
2. For indirect quotation: He mentioned that he had visited Paris last year.
3. For interrupted direct quotation: "As I said," she continued, "we should start the project immediately."
4. For quotation within a quotation: "He said, 'I'll be there on time,'" she reported.
5. For unfamiliar slang or unusual expression: The Australian term "g'day" is a friendly greeting.
# Answer:
1. "I love reading books," she exclaimed happily.
2. He mentioned that he had visited Paris last year.
3. "As I said," she continued, "we should start the project immediately."
4. "He said, 'I'll be there on time,'" she reported.
5. The Australian term "g'day" is a friendly greeting.

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