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Daithy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How to punctuate two different clauses in one sentence?
"Can't wait for something to launch. Have you seen the progress; it's phenomenal."
Have you seen the progress* I believe to be interrogative, and * it's phenomenal to be declaratory. Now, my question is what punctuation mark should be at the end of the sentence, question mark or period?
Thanks.
Have you seen the progress* I believe to be interrogative, and * it's phenomenal to be declaratory. Now, my question is what punctuation mark should be at the end of the sentence, question mark or period?
Thanks.
Top answer
Have you seen the progress? It’s phenomenal.
- Have you seen the progress?
- It’s phenomenal.
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