Question mark or period
Hello Friends,
Guess what happened.
Guess what happened?
You know what.
You know what?
In such cases, is either option ok - period or question mark?
Thank you, friends.
Top answer
You have to use a question mark when it is a question, whether you like it or not. You can't use a question mark when it is not a question, no matter how tempted you are to use one. So Guess what happened.
- You have to use a question mark when it is a question, whether you like it or not.
- You can't use a question mark when it is not a question, no matter how tempted you are to use one.
- So Guess what happened.
- (imperative, not interrogative) and You know what?
- ".
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You have to use a question mark when it is a question, whether you like it or not. You can't use a question mark when it is not a question, no matter how tempted you are to use one. So
Guess what happened. (imperative, not interrogative)
and
You know what?
Of course, "You know what" is not a question if it doesn't mean "Do you know what?".
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