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CCSS ELA: L.4.2.B

L.4.2.B Use commas and quotation marks to mark direct speech and quotations from a text.

Related Lessons

Explain the Meaning of Similes & Metaphors
Determine the Meaning of Unknown Words Using Context Clues
Recognize and Explain the Meaning of Idioms
Interpret Similes and Metaphors
Distinguish Literal from Non-Literal Language
Identify Hyperbole & Personification
Punctuate Compound Sentences Correctly
Use Quotation Marks Around the Exact Words of a Speaker
Order Adjectives Within Sentences
Use a Thesaurus to Improve Choice
Use Roots to Determine the Meaning of Words
Use Modal Verbs
Use Synonyms to Determine the Meaning of Words
Produce Complex Sentences
Use Prefixes to Analyze the Meaning of Words
Use Relative Pronouns and Adverbs
Determine the Meaning of Multiple-Meaning Words
Determine the Meaning of Homophones
Use Simple Sentences
Use Suffixes to Analyze the Meaning of Words
Use Commas in Direct Quotations
Use Idioms to Determine the Meaning of Phrases
Form and Use Progressive Tense Verbs
Use Antonyms to Determine the Meaning of Words
Revise Writing (Add or Delete Sentences)
Convey Ideas With Precise Words
Correctly Use Misused Verbs
Use Roots to Determine the Meaning of Words - Greek Latin
Flashcards Use Prepositional Phrases
Flashcards Ensure Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

Related Concepts

Use Commas and Quotation Marks in Dialogue
Use Quotation Marks Around the Exact Words of a Speaker
Use Commas in Direct Quotations
Draw Inferences from Text
Use Quotations Marks Around Titles
Plan and Write Informational Text
Punctuate Sentences with Appositives
Punctuate Quotations Correctly