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Which sentence correctly uses quotation marks and punctuation? A Are you afraid of clowns? "Maggie inquired." B Are you afraid of clowns, "Maggie inquired." C "Are you afraid of clowns Maggie inquired?
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Which sentence correctly uses quotation marks and punctuation?

A Are you afraid of clowns? "Maggie inquired."
B Are you afraid of clowns, "Maggie inquired."
C "Are you afraid of clowns Maggie inquired?"
D "Are you afraid of clowns?" Maggie inquired.

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d

the quotations should start at “are” and end at “?” which is what D shows
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D

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