The document provides examples of using quotation marks to indicate when someone is speaking and examples of using quotation marks to indicate the exact words being spoken. It shows "Very good!" being said by Miss McCrum, "I like sweets!" being said by the little boy, "I am really happy!" being said by the clown, and "I like toys!" being shouted by the little girl.

1. Speech marks
‘‘ ’’

2. Very good! said Miss McCrum.
Very
good!
“Very good!” said Miss McCrum.

3. I like sweets! said the little boy.
I like
sweets!
“I like sweets!” said the little boy.

4. I am really happy! said the clown.
I am
really
happy!
“I am really happy!” said the clown.

5. The little girl shouted, I like toys!
I like toys!
The little girl shouted, “I like toys!”

6. 1st: who is speaking?
2nd: what are they saying?
Put speech marks around
what they are saying.