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Using Quotes in Writing

Dialogue livens up compositions, and this narrative writing worksheet is just what your budding author needs to get started. Correctly using quotes in writing is an invaluable skill your child will draw on time and again. She'll learn where to add quotation marks and even make up some dialogue for good practice.

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L.3.2.c

English Language Arts and Reading Grade 4 4.11.D.x

English Grade Four W.4.8.f

English Language Arts Grade 2 2.4 Grade 4 2.4

English Language Arts Grade 4 4.2.C.3

English Year 4 ACELA1492.a

English Level 4 W.VCELA291.1

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