This grammar section explains English Grammar in a clear and simple way. There are example sentences to show how the language is used.
Quotation Marks Exercises for Class 5 CBSE with Answers PDF
Fundamentals
We use quotation marks around the exact words of a speaker or a quotation. A dialogue tag is a short phrase that is put before, after, or in between a quotation.
If the dialogue tag comes at the beginning of the sentence, include a comma before the quotation.
Example:
- Rohit said, “Look at that giant tree.”
(Dialogue tag), (Quotation tag)
If the dialogue tag comes at the end of the sentence, use a comma instead of a period to end the quotation.
Example:
“I am very tired right now,” Ashok said as he yawned.
(Quotation tag), (Dialogue tag)
Presentation
Read the picture story.
A. Answer the following questions from the story above.
1. What did the traveller ask the peasant? ____________
2. What did the peasant reply to the traveller? ____________
3. Did the traveller want to spend the night in the inn? ____________
B. Read the following sentences and identify the dialogue tag and the quotation mark tag.
1. The traveller said, “Can you tell me the way to the nearest inn?”
____________________________________
2. The peasant said, “Do you want one in which you can spend the night?”
____________________________________
3. The traveller replied, “I only want a meal.”
____________________________________
Quotation Marks Exercises with Answers for Class 5 CBSE PDF
A. Read each sentence and add quotation marks where needed.
Example:
- What a great day! yelled Mr. Kohli
“What a great day!” yelled Mr. Kohli.
1. Hi, Jim said to his friend.
2. What a wonderful day! shouted Mary
3. Sharon said, take your homework out.
4. My dad asked, when do you want to go to the movies?
5. Hello, said the stranger.
6. Have a goodnight, said my mother.
7. Mary said, What a beautiful day.
8. Please take the trash out, said my father.
9. Make sure you do your homework, said my mother.
10. The project is due on Friday, informed my teacher.
B. Rewrite each sentence and add quotation marks and commas where needed.
1. I can’t find my keys anywhere said Sahil.
2. Danish yelled I’m on my way down.
3. I am sorry I broke your lamp Rohan mumbled.
4. Tina said This is the best book I’ve ever read.
5. I have been working all day Ria complained.
6. You did a great job of cleaning your room Sonu said.
7. You even washed the windows Chetan said
8. It’s almost time to eat lunch said Sunil
9. I’m very hungry Bunny replied.
10. Please come with me to the beach Jatin begged.
CBSE Class 5 English Grammar
- Pronoun Exercise for Class 5
- Noun Exercises for Class 5
- Preposition Exercise for Class 5
- Interrogative Sentences Exercise for Class 5
- Editing Exercises for Class 5
- Omission Exercises for Class 5
- Jumbled Sentences for Class 5
- Sentence Completion Exercises for Class 5
- Pronoun Exercise for Class 5
- Gender Of Nouns Exercises for Class 5
- Number Nouns Exercises for Class 5
- Possessive Nouns Exercises for Class 5
- Indefinite Pronouns Exercises for Class 5
- Articles Exercises for Class 5
- Adjective Exercise for Class 5
- Quantifiers Exercise for Class 5
- Emphasizing Adjectives Exercises for Class 5
- Interrogative Adjective Exercise for Class 5
- Adjective Phrases Exercises for Class 5
- Adverb Exercises for Class 5
- Simple and Compound Sentences Exercises for Class 5
- Complex Sentences Exercises for Class 5
- Active and Passive Voice Exercises for Class 5
- Punctuation Exercises for Class 5
- Quotation Marks Exercises for Class 5
- Word Pairs Exercises for Class 5
- Idioms and Phrases with Meanings and Examples for Class 5
- One Word Substitution for Class 5
- Proverbs Exercises for Class 5