What are some examples of punctuation for a dialog?

Answer 1

14 punctuation marks in English grammar:

1. Period ( . )

2. Ellipses (...)

3. Comma ( , )

4. Semicolon ( ; )

5. Apostrophe ( ' )

6. Dash ( --- )

7. Hypen ( - )

8-9. Quotation Marks (" " ) and ( ' ')

10. Italics

Example: Can you spell wonder?

11. Parentheses ( )

12. Brackets [ ]

13. Colon ( : )

14. Slash ( /

Answer 2

If you are doing the 'she said', 'he said' thing then you would use quotation marks like this:

"I'm so happy!" she squealed.

If you are saying something that some one else is saying then it would be like this:

"And then she was like, 'OMG, how cute is that guy!' and then..."

If you are just writting what the people are saying it could look like this:

Bob: Hey there Sandy!

Sandy: Oh, hey Bob!

If you don't care about who is saying what ever it may be it could look like this:

- I'm so hungry I could eat a horse!

- Yeah, me too, let's go grab a bite to eat.

There are lots of different ways to express when someone is saying something. I hope this helped!

Answer 3

Examples of punctuation for dialogue include using quotation marks to indicate when someone is speaking ("Hello, how are you?") and using commas and periods to separate the dialogue from dialogue tags ("I'm doing well," she said.). Additionally, question marks and exclamation points can be used at the end of a sentence within dialogue to convey the appropriate tone ("Who are you?" or "Help!").

Answer 4

. (period)

?(question mark)

!(exclamation point)

,(comma)

:(colon)

;(semi-colon)

All of these count as punctuation.

Answer 5

John yelled, "Fire!"
Why can't we do something fun?

Answer 6

b

Answer 7

c