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Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say:For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

"Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment."

"I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you."

"I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say:

"Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment."

"I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you."

"I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

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Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting." For example, you might choose to say:

"Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment."

"I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you."

"I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say:

"Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment."

"I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you."

"I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

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Is using a comma between this list of quoted text awkward/incorrect? Please help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

Is using a comma between this list of quoted text awkward/incorrect?

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

I'd love your help!

Is using a comma between this list of quoted text awkward/incorrect? Please help!

Is it correct to list the following examples using quotation marks and a simple space? Or would the example below need a comma in-between?

For example, you might choose to say: "Thanks for asking, but I'm a bit busy at the moment." "I'd love to help you, just give me a few minutes and I will be there to help you." "I'll be there with you soon, thank you for waiting."

Is this correct or should there be commas in-between each quoted sentence? Is there any better way of constructing this sentence, or is this fine?

Also ... would I use a double space between each quoted sentence, or just a single space? (I am habituated to using a double space after a period: it is cleaner to read.)

I'd love your help!

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