Task FiveWhen you use speech marks you need to remember the rule - newspeaker, new line. Copy out this passage into your book. I've put in all the punctuation somake sure you copy that carefully. When you copy out the passagemake sure that you put each new speaker on a new line. "I want to go swimming," said Matthew. "I can't stand staying in doors allday. " "I thought you had homework to do," said Mum. "Oh Mum," saidMatthew. "I've almost finished it. Can't I just take an hour off. " "Yes youcan take an hour off," said Mum. "But only when you've finished yourwork. " "But it'll be closed if I don't go soon " said Bob. "Then you'dbetter get a move on, hadn't you?" said Mum. Task SixThis is almost the same as Task Five but this time you also have to addthe speech marks in the correct places. It is quite tricky. You'll probablyneed to read through the passage several time to work out what eachcharacter is sayingExcuse me, said the man. Can you tell me what the time is? I think it'sabout 8 o'clock, replied Graham. I haven't got my watch on but Iremember seeing the time on the town hall clock a few minutes ago. Thetown hall said the man. That's just what I'm looking for. Can you pointme in the right direction? Certainly, said Graham. You just go down therepast the bank, tum left, go straight on and the town hall willbe on yourright hand side. Brilliant, said the man, Thanks for your help. That's okay,said GrahamExtension TaskShow me what you've learnt. Write a passage that uses direct speech. Show me that you know where to put speech marks and other punctuation. Show me that you can remember to start a new line for each new speaker. Some suggestions for what your passage could be about:Two friends having a chat about last night's television(a)