How to punctuate a sentence

[Melinda Travis]

When the attorney says "Tell me what do you remember" how do you punctuate that?

Tell me, what do you remember?

Tell me what do you remember.

 

Thanks, Melinda

[Kelli Combs (admin)]

Is there any more you can share about the exchange?  From what you have posted, I would go with scenario 1, "Tell me, what do you remember....."

I have a feeling there was more to the sentence.  Maybe I'm wrong.

[Melinda Travis]

Tell me what do you remember Ms. V. telling you regarding any conversation either verbally or by text messages she had with her mother following this collision with the police.

 

He starts a lot of his questions with "tell me" and then "what" after it.

[Marge Teilhaber (TILE hobber)]

Now that I see the whole sentence, it's clear to me that I would do it exactly as you have it.  "Tell me" starting the sentence has created a "courteous request" so no interrog but rather a period.

[LeAnne Law]

I do "Tell me, what do you remember?"  But agree with Marge that the full sentence should just use a period. 

[Melinda Travis]

Thanks for the help.