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Browse our collection of speech marks worksheets and resources. Speech marks, often called quotation marks, are used to signal direct speech. These resources help teach how to identify and correctly punctuate direct speech in writing.
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Writing Direct & Indirect Speech (1)
Write direct and indirect speech to match each of the given pictures.
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