✏️ Grammar & Conventions: Integrating Quotations (Grade 12)

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Punctuate and integrate quotations correctly.

1. Integrate and punctuate: Lincoln hoped that government of the people would not perish

2. Integrate and punctuate: Dickinson calls hope the thing with feathers

3. Integrate and punctuate: Frost writes I took the one less traveled by.

4. Integrate and punctuate: Shakespeare asks shall I compare thee to a summer’s day

Answer key: 1) Lincoln hoped that "government of the people… shall not perish from the earth." · 2) Dickinson calls hope "the thing with feathers." · 3) Frost writes, "I took the one less traveled by." · 4) Shakespeare asks, "Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?"

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Free Grade 12 English worksheet (Common Core L.11-12.2): punctuate and integrate quotations correctly. Skill: Punctuate and integrate quotations correctly. Level: Grade 12 — also suits Year 13 (UK).

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CCSS L.11-12.2: Punctuate and integrate quotations correctly
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