Patterns of Power 12.1 - Nerdy Talk: Quotation Marks (Invitation to Edit) — Classroom Activity by Amy Zimmerman

Original sentence: “Trying to be cool is exhausting,” said the new bird. Look at the following sentences and find what has changed. What is the effect of the change: 1. “Trying to be cool is exhausting, said the new bird. 2. “Trying to be cool is exhausting,” the new bird said. 3. Trying to be cool is exhausting,” said the new bird.

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Patterns of Power 12.1 - Nerdy Talk: Quotation Marks (Invitation to Edit)

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3rd Grade, 5th Grade, 4th Grade, English Language Arts

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Patterns of Power 12.1 - Nerdy Talk: Quotation Marks (Invitation to Edit)

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