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Which sentence containing dialogue is punctuated correctly?

A. "I'm talking about vampires!" replied Greg, "they're all over the news."
B. "I'm talking about vampires?" replied Greg, "they're all over the news!"
C. "I'm talking about vampires," replied Greg, "they're all over the news."

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Final answer:

Properly punctuating dialogue involves using commas and placing end punctuation inside the quotation marks.


Explanation:

Correct punctuation rules for dialogue:

  1. Use a comma between the dialogue and the tag line: "I want to go to the beach," she said.
  2. End punctuation goes inside the quotation marks: "Where's the champagne?" he asked.
  3. When a tag line interrupts a sentence, it should be set off by commas: "I'm talking about vampires," replied Greg, "they're all over the news!"

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