Question

unit 3: elements of storytelling / topic 13: introduction to narrative writing / lesson 5: sho 4. which sentence uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly? \look over there\ liam whispered \the statue is moving!\ \i don’t understand this,\ said zoe \can you explain it again?\ \this doesn’t feel right,\ she said, \but we have to keep going.\ \follow me\ noah said, \i know a shortcut!\

Explanation:

In English, when a sentence is split by a reporting - verb like "said", the comma should be inside the first set of quotation marks, and each part of the split quote should be in its own set of quotation marks. The first option has no comma between the split parts. The second option has no comma after the first part of the quote. The fourth option has no comma after "Noah said". The third option, "This doesn't feel right," she said, "but we have to keep going." follows the correct punctuation and quotation - mark rules.

Answer:

The sentence "This doesn't feel right," she said, "but we have to keep going." uses quotation marks and punctuation correctly.