"I'm not sure," he replied. Why have we used the word 'replied'?

Because the speaker is replying to a question or comment.

Because he is asking a question.

Which sentence is perfect?

"Can I borrow your umbrella?" asked the lady.

"Can I borrow your umbrella?" asked.

"Can I borrow your umbrella?" said the lady.

"Can I borrow your umbrella?" said.

"Can I help you?" asked Debbie. Why have we used the word 'asked'?

Because we used said too many times already.

Because I like that word the most.

Because the speaker is asking a question.

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Dialogue Tags - Said, Asked, Replied KS1 English Quiz

Turn Dialogue Tags - Said, Asked, Replied into active revision with a KS1 English quiz made for steady practice, topic review and independent learning.

Written by Dr. Emma ClarkeReviewed by Dr. Emma ClarkeUpdated 25 May 2026

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Topic: Dialogue Tags Said Asked Replied

Questions: 8

Duration: 10 min

Difficulty: ★★ Medium

Focus: applying Dialogue Tags Said Asked Replied with consistent method and answer precision.

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Learning to write dialogue or speech is an important part of English classes. At first, children will always use the tag 'said' but knowing there are other choices such as 'asked' and 'replied' will greatly Improve their writing skills. Try this KS1 English and Literacy quiz for year 1 and year 2.

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