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Triss [41]
2 years ago
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Kaylee looked out the window and said we better get our umbrellas, rain jackets, and rain boots. It's going to be a wet walk to

school.
A: Kaylee looked out the window and said, "We better get our umbrellas, rain jackets, and rain boots. It's going to be a wet walk to school."

B: Kaylee looked out the window and said, "We better get our umbrellas, rain jackets, and rain boots." "It's going to be a wet walk to school."

C: Kaylee looked out the window and said "we better get our umbrellas, rain jackets, and rain boots. It's going to be a wet walk to school".

D: "Kaylee looked out the window and said, we better get our umbrellas, rain jackets, and rain boots. It's going to be a wet walk to school."
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1 answer:
Alexandra [31]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

I think the correct answer is A.

Explanation:

I say this because, the quotation marks are in the correct areas of what we are reading. Not behind, or before. The punctuation is also correct and things are capitalized as needed.

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