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Sundarnaz Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Exclamation mark or comma?

"I hate you" she screamed.

I think the clause 'I hate you' should be followed by an exclamation mark as someone screams it. Am I right?

Thanks.

  

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sundarnaz I think the clause 'I hate you' should be followed by an exclamation mark as someone screams it. Am I right? Yes.

— CalifJim

  • sundarnaz I think the clause 'I hate you' should be followed by an exclamation mark as someone screams it.
  • Am I right?
  • Yes.
  • You need some punctuation there, and an exclamation mark is appropriate.
  • " she screamed.
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sundarnazI think the clause 'I hate you' should be followed by an exclamation mark as someone screams it. Am I right?

Yes. You need some punctuation there, and an exclamation mark is appropriate. "I hate you!" she screamed.

CJ

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sundarnaz Am I right?

You are.

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