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Farmer ky Posted 18 years ago
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00Which way is the correct way?02br
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001- we went to our son's game yesterday.02br
002- yesterdy we went to our son's game.02br
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001- "I am going to score big tonight", said he.02br
002- "I am going to score big tonight", he said.02br
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0The first set require a captial letter at the start of the sentence, but either way is fine. 02br 02br 00In the second set, "he said" is more normal, but "said he" can be used for literary purposes. People just learning English may want to stick with "he said" but there's nothing incorrect about reversing the order.

— BarbaraPA

  • 0The first set require a captial letter at the start of the sentence, but either way is fine.
  • 02br 02br 00In the second set, "he said" is more normal, but "said he" can be used for literary purposes.
  • People just learning English may want to stick with "he said" but there's nothing incorrect about reversing the order.
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0The first set require a captial letter at the start of the sentence, but either way is fine. 02br
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00In the second set, "he said" is more normal, but "said he" can be used for literary purposes. People just learning English may want to stick with "he said" but there's nothing incorrect about reversing the order. In American punctuation the comma would go inside the quota
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