I came across the following passages today, and I wondered if the use of “comma” there, respectively, was correct.
(1-a) “I have a question,” one of the students suddenly asked, “What are some examples of the way of life in Japan in the Edo period?”
(2-a) “Don’t worry, Keiko,” Jennifer said, “I felt the same thing when I was in Japan.”
I think they should have been:
(1-b) “I have a question,” one of the students suddenly asked. “What are some examples of the way of life in Japan in the Edo period?”
(2-b) “Don’t worry, Keiko,” Jennifer said. “I felt the same thing when I was in Japan.”
Am I correct? I would like your help.
(1-a) “I have a question,” one of the students suddenly asked, “What are some examples of the way of life in Japan in the Edo period?”
(2-a) “Don’t worry, Keiko,” Jennifer said, “I felt the same thing when I was in Japan.”
I think they should have been:
(1-b) “I have a question,” one of the students suddenly asked. “What are some examples of the way of life in Japan in the Edo period?”
(2-b) “Don’t worry, Keiko,” Jennifer said. “I felt the same thing when I was in Japan.”
Am I correct? I would like your help.