Is a full stop dialog punctuation?

Yes, a full stop (period) is a type of dialogue punctuation. It's used to indicate the end of a sentence, including a sentence spoken by a character in dialogue.

Here's how it works:

* Within dialogue:

* The full stop goes inside the closing quotation marks if it's part of the spoken sentence:

* "I'm going to the store," she said.

* Outside dialogue:

* The full stop goes outside the closing quotation marks if it's part of the narrative:

* He asked, "What are you doing?"

Let me know if you have any other questions about dialogue punctuation!