Where do you put quotations in a sentence?

Answer 1

Quotations are typically placed around the exact words spoken by someone, or around a phrase that is being referenced or emphasized. They can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence, depending on the context and purpose of the quotation.

Answer 2

Sentences with quotation marks will look like this:

I said, "Walk with me to the store."

Sentences with a quote in them will look like this:

According to Brian's first novel, "The weather was hot and humid that day."

Answer 3

There is no general consensus whether a period should be placed inside or outside quotation marks. In the majority of cases, it is placed inside. There is a strong minority that prefers outside. Much will depend on the generally accepted style in your country or region.

Answer 4

They should go around quotes within your sentence.

Answer 5

Yes, quotation marks come at the beginning and end of a sentence.

Answer 6

I told him, "I will not take responsibility for your actions."

Answer 7

My mother said, "You can go after you wash the dishes.", so, I'm washing the dishes.