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Mademuasel [1]
3 years ago
13

Someone PLEASE HELP ME!!!! It's literally so easy but I am getting writer's block here. I need help to finish this (It needs to

be grammatically correct)
Write a conversation--either real or imaginary--which contains at least five questions. Practice using punctuation and paragraph form for direct quotation.



Here's what I've got so far...


"Hey," said Lexi.


"Hi," replied Kim, "is there a reason you're calling?"


"I was just wanting to talk. How you are doing?" asked Lexi.


"I'm doing fine, "Kim said sarcastically. "How are things up there in Colorado?"


"Everything is really good!"


"Okay, Lexi, why are you really calling me?" Kim asked skeptically.
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1 answer:
lora16 [44]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Looks almost good.

Explanation:

Only thing I see, "I'm doing fine," the quotation mark is spaced from it on yours.

Looks amazing so far. Hope you do good!

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