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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Usage of period
1) Do I have to say, "I love you."?
2) He said, "I love you.".
Do not we need a question mark in the first sentence? And then do not we need a period in the second sentence?
Thank you so much for your time and help as usual.
2) He said, "I love you.".
Do not we need a question mark in the first sentence? And then do not we need a period in the second sentence?
Thank you so much for your time and help as usual.
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Both the question mark in the first sentence and the period in the second are required. The first sentence should not have a period, and the second should have only one, preferably inside the quotation marks.
- Both the question mark in the first sentence and the period in the second are required.
- The first sentence should not have a period, and the second should have only one, preferably inside the quotation marks.
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Both the question mark in the first sentence and the period in the second are required. The first sentence should not have a period, and the second should have only one, preferably inside the quotation marks.
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