All right, I understand that you use a comma before the quotation mark when dealing with words like said or told. For example, "Yes," he said. What if you're using a word like laugh? Would it be "Yes," he laughed or "Yes." he laughed? What about words like assured or corrected? The reason I'm asking is because I was told two different things, and I want to clear it up. Thank you for your time.
Top answer
You should always use a comma before quotation marks.
— Banu82in
You should always use a comma before quotation marks.
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