Which of these statements is punctuated properly?

"You're kidding she said". You are not going in there.

"You're kidding" she said "You are not going in there."

"You're kidding," she said. "You are not going in there."

"You're kidding, she said. You are not going in there."

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Alvin Hendrix

6 June, 20:49

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Jaslene Hayes · Answer 1

"You're kidding," she said. "You are not going in there." is the correct answer.

Onie · Answer 2

The third one "you're kidding," she said. "you are not going in there."

Which of these statements is punctuated properly?"You're kidding she said". You are not going in there."You're kidding" she said "You are not going in there.""You're kidding," she said. "You are not going in there.""You're kidding, she said. You are not going in there."