punctuating quotations\napplication\na. correcting misuse of quotation marks\nrewrite the following…

punctuating quotations\napplication\na. correcting misuse of quotation marks\nrewrite the following sentences, using quotation marks, commas, and end marks\ncorrectly\n1. mindy said id like to go visit a friend who is in the hospital because of scarlet\nfever.\n2. what is strep throat asked caitlin. and how will sasha get rid of it.\n3. lisa will most likely have a slow recovery, or so her doctor says explained aida\n4. you have to get better soon, so we can go play basketball again stated malcolm.\n5. did you hear the doctor say, nicholas has the most unusual case of poison ivy i\nhave ever seen.\n6. writing with quotation marks\nwrite a short dialogue that you might overhear in a hospital waiting room. make\nsure that you indicate clearly who is speaking. use quotation marks and other\npunctuation marks correcth

punctuating quotations\napplication\na. correcting misuse of quotation marks\nrewrite the following sentences, using quotation marks, commas, and end marks\ncorrectly\n1. mindy said id like to go visit a friend who is in the hospital because of scarlet\nfever.\n2. what is strep throat asked caitlin. and how will sasha get rid of it.\n3. lisa will most likely have a slow recovery, or so her doctor says explained aida\n4. you have to get better soon, so we can go play basketball again stated malcolm.\n5. did you hear the doctor say, nicholas has the most unusual case of poison ivy i\nhave ever seen.\n6. writing with quotation marks\nwrite a short dialogue that you might overhear in a hospital waiting room. make\nsure that you indicate clearly who is speaking. use quotation marks and other\npunctuation marks correcth

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Brief Explanations:

  1. When a person is speaking, the words they say should be enclosed in quotation marks. Also, a comma is used to separate the speaker's name from the quote.
  2. For questions within a quote, a question mark is used inside the quotation marks. And when a quote is followed by the speaker's name, a comma is needed.
  3. Similar to the first rule, the quote should be in quotation marks with a comma separating the speaker.
  4. The quote goes in quotation marks, and a comma is used before the speaker's name.
  5. The part after "say" is a quote, so it should be in quotation marks. Also, an exclamation mark is used as per the tone.

Answer:

  1. Mindy said, "I'd like to go visit a friend who is in the hospital because of scarlet fever."
  2. "What is strep throat?" asked Caitlin. "And how will Sasha get rid of it?"
  3. "Lisa will most likely have a slow recovery, or so her doctor says," explained Aida.
  4. "You have to get better soon, so we can go play basketball again," stated Malcolm.
  5. Did you hear the doctor say, "Nicholas has the most unusual case of poison ivy I have ever seen!"