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Jayprakash Singh Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Punctuation: Question mark after I wonder if you could
Sir, should I use any question mark after this sentence: I wonder if you could tell me about politics?
How to punctuate this sentence: I don't suppose you will go there. Would you?
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I wonder if ... takes a period (full stop), not a question mark. As for your other question: I don't suppose you would go there, would you?
- I wonder if ...
- takes a period (full stop), not a question mark.
- As for your other question: I don't suppose you would go there, would you?
- I don't suppose you will go there, will you?
- CJ
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I wonder if ... takes a period (full stop), not a question mark.
As for your other question:
I don't suppose you would go there, would you?
I don't suppose you will go there, will you?
CJ
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