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Robert’s brother said,“My birthday is tomorrow.”“Robert’s brother said, My birthday is tomorrow.”Robert’s brother said “My birthday is tomorrow.”  \n3. “Amy yelled,” “Watch out for that bumble bee!”Amy yelled,“Watch out for that bumble bee!”Amy yelled “Watch out for that bumble bee!”  \n4. “After we finish dinner,” my dad said “we will go for a walk at the park.”“After we finish dinner” my dad said “we will go for a walk at the park.”“After we finish dinner,” my dad said,“we will go for a walk at the park.”  \n5. The teacher explained,“Our history test will be on Friday.”The teacher explained “Our history test will be on Friday.”“The teacher explained, Our history test will be on Friday.”  \n6. “Mike asked,” What time is the game on Saturday?  \nMike asked,“What time is the game on Saturday?”  \nMike asked “What time is the game on Saturday?”  \n7. “Kelly,” said Mrs. Smith,“you dropped your glove on the floor.”“Kelly” said Mrs. Smith,“you dropped your glove on the floor.”“Kelly,” said Mrs. Smith “you dropped your glove on the floor.”  \n8. Owen said “The movie was really great.” I want to see it again.  \nOwen said “The movie was really great. I want to see it again.”  \nOwen said,“The movie was really great. I want to see it again.”  \nAnswers  \n1. “Tonight we will watch a new show on TV, mom said.”  \n“Tonight we will watch a new show on TV” mom, said.  \n “Tonight we will watch a new show on TV,” mom said.   \n2. 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