Its controls are three computer keys: a full stop (period), a question mark, and an exclamation mark.
To indicate this through correct punctuation, you should open the quote for the first paragraph, write down what the character says, and end the paragraph with either a period, a question, or an exclamation mark.
Make sure that your student knows how punctuation marks such as a comma, a period, a question mark and an exclamation point will affect the flow and intonation of their reading.[2].
We needed a period, not a question mark, after the indirect question in the first sentence.
The arrival of the grace period raised a question: What can you do in five minutes besides move the car?
Another punctuation problem: The first sentence is an indirect question, and so should end with a period, not a question mark.
At "Vermeer and Music" at the National Gallery until Sept. 8, where beautiful examples from British collections are displayed along with period instruments, a question comes to haunt the visitor: What caused this musical invasion of a visual art that lasted 100 years?
Three minor modifications were made to the WHO protocol: skin type was assessed with by observer according to Fitzpatrick skin sensitivity type (and not self-assessed by participant), participants were allowed to continue their usual hand care products during the whole study period, and a question on product accessibility was added.
Satisfaction was measured at the end of the treatment period by a question that asked, "How satisfied are you with the treatment by your chiropractor?" An 11-point NRS (ranging from 0 = very dissatisfied to 10 = very satisfied) was privately scored by each patient.
To punctuate your sentences with an exclamation mark, follow the same protocol you'd use to punctuate a sentence with a period or a question mark.
