[ Grammar ]
Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
A. “Are you ready?” asked Andy.
B. “Are you ready!” asked Andy.
C. “Are you ready.” Asked Andy.
D. Are you ready?” Asked Andy.
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She is not talking now.
A. Wrong
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