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Grade 10, Language Arts Std # IV – 4: Demonstrate correct uses of quotation marks and underlining Quotation marks in direct quotations, including broken quotations Quotation marks to indicate titles Underlining to indicate titles

Lesson Plans: Inside or Outside? A Mini-Lesson on Quotation Marks Students will explore conventions for using quotation marks and other punctuation marks in written dialogue.

Resources: Guide to Grammar and Writing Useful teacher information American Heritage Book of English Usage With a detailed look at grammar, style, diction, word formation, gender, social groups and scientific forms Word Order for Quotations Ideas for using quotation marks Suggestions for English Language Learners ESL Ideas (B=Beginning; I=Intermediate; T=Transitional) (B) Students highlight quotation marks in a newspaper article or other written material. (B) Students highlight italicized words in a newspaper article or other written material. (B, I) Students use word cards to create sentences and correct punctuation. (I, T) Students keep a writing log for which the teacher provides sentences that are incorrect which students then correct independently or with peers. See also Punctuation Rules and Practice for rules and exercises.
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