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Silak12 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
question mark?
Hi! everyone.
Could someone tell me whether I should put a question mark at the end of the following sentence?
She needs to understand that what would she teach the kids who have some type of disability?/or no question mark?
She needs to understand what would she teach the kids who have some type of disability?/or no question mark?
And what is the difference in meaning between the both sentences?
Thanks!
Could someone tell me whether I should put a question mark at the end of the following sentence?
She needs to understand that what would she teach the kids who have some type of disability?/or no question mark?
She needs to understand what would she teach the kids who have some type of disability?/or no question mark?
And what is the difference in meaning between the both sentences?
Thanks!
Top answer
Neither is correct. You need to say: She needs to understand what she would teach the kids who have some type/kind/form of disability. This is not a question, so a full stop (period) is required at the end.
- Neither is correct.
- You need to say: She needs to understand what she would teach the kids who have some type/kind/form of disability.
- This is not a question, so a full stop (period) is required at the end.
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Neither is correct. You need to say:
She needs to understand what she would teach the kids who have some type/kind/form of disability.
This is not a question, so a full stop (period) is required at the end.
She needs to understand what she would teach the kids who have some type/kind/form of disability.
This is not a question, so a full stop (period) is required at the end.
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Thanks for your helpful reply sir.
Thanks!
fivejedjonThis is not a question, so a full stop (period) is required at the end.Could you please tell me why we don't use question mark in the sentence like the above?
Thanks!
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