(R615) Essential Language Convention Skills 3: How to Use Quotation Marks Properly
$6.99 including GSTIn this 31-page Teach-Practice-Test resource, we do six things:
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- Explain what quotation marks are (including alternative names like “inverted commas” and “quote marks”).
- Teach students how to use quotation marks, and where to place commas.
- Show students how yo use quotation marks for quotations and direct speech.
- Clarify the conventional use of single and double quotation marks in Australia, the UK and the United States.
- Explain how to punctuate quotations within quotations.
- Outline rules for placing commas, full stops, quotation marks, and for quoting longer passages and punctuating broken quotations.
It can be downloaded as a PDF or in Google Slides format. The slides can be used one-to-one, in small groups, and in whole class instruction.


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