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2 April, 22:38

The dealer said Yes, she is here, madam. Whether she will see you or not, I do not know

What is the correct way to punctuate these sentences?

A.

The dealer said "Yes, she is here, madam." Whether she will see you or not, I do not know.

B.

The dealer said "Yes, she is here, madam. Whether she will see you or not, I do not know.

C.

The dealer said, "Yes, she is here, madam. Whether she will see you or not, I do not know."

D.

The dealer said, Yes, she is here, madam. "Whether she will see you or not, I do not know."

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  1. 3 April, 01:28
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    The answer would be C. It is the only answer choice with quotation marks in the correct areas.
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