1) How to correctly quote a source is important in argumentation because we use experts as evidence

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1) How to correctly quote a source is important in argumentation because we use experts as evidence. Therefore, here are several sentences that don't have quotation marks but need them in various places. Please rewrite each sentence, inserting either double quotation marks or single quotation marks where you think they are applicable. Correct anything having to do with punctuation, as well. 

1. Xavier asked his friend if he'd like to go to the movies. Not tonight I have lots of studying to do his friend said in return. 
2. No the professor said you cannot turn in the paper three weeks late.
3. Jacques couldn't believe his ears when his friend said I can't find a bakery in town.
4. When did President John F. Kennedy say there's nothing to fear but fear itself?
5. The CDC spokesperson was hesitant to say wearing masks is recommended however he did say it to the crowd.
6. Can you believe Rosemary told me that we haven't seen each other in three years
7. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. read one of his most moving speeches from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Dr. King named it the I Have a Dream speech.
8. The mysterious man stopped, turned and said I know what you mean when you say honesty is the best policy.
9. I think she meant selfies when she asked to take a photo.
10. Is your favorite song Blinding Lights?

2. Too many words in a sentence, paragraph or entire essay can distract readers and, at times, force some to stop reading. Therefore, this exercise deals with wordiness. Please combine each sentence group into one concise sentence. 

1. The cliff dropped to reefs seventy-five feet below. The reefs below the steep cliff were barely visible through the fog.
2. Their car is gassed up. It is ready for the long drive. The drive will take all night.
3. Sometimes Bianca went running with Frederico. He was a good athlete. He was on the track team at school.
4. Taylor brought some candy back from Europe. It wasn't shaped like American candy. The candy tasted kind of strange to him.
5. Government leaders like to mention the creation of new jobs. They claim that these new jobs indicate a strong economy. They don't mention that low-wage jobs without benefits and security have replaced many good jobs.