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Seek out OhPleaseJustQuit, who seems to be one with a non-stop period.Periods and Question Marks inside of vs outside
A lot of thoughts relating to Question Marks but I was hoping to have new facts about Periods .
Between us , mine seem to be fading and failing and I am a worried woman.
Where have they gone?
Have they internalised and are they wreaking unseen havoc and damage ?
It's not an easy subject for a woman to openly discuss in mixed company but I wonder if any transexuals here have any valuable comments .
Preferably not dirty or abusive -- but where has my natural spillage gone ?
Dante Could you search wold under your username please and the several times you used it, could you please explain what relevance it had to do with your reply -
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Dante I was looking at your poor standard of comma usage before quotation marks, do you want to follow English or American English?
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Or, why not just go **** yourself. Penis.
Seek out OhPleaseJustQuit, who seems to be one with a non-stop period.
Why don't ya do stuff like this more often "?" "[I messed it up didn't I]"?...oh well, good job bro, academics are always a noble endeavor.A question mark goes outside a quotation mark when the entire sentence is a question, but the quoted material is not. When the quote is not a question, the question mark outside indicates the whole sentence is a question, such as: Did she say, “I am tired”?. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Key Rules for Question Marks Outside Quotes
Contrast with Inside the Quote
- Whole Sentence is a Question:Use the question mark outside if the quotation itself is a statement but the sentence it is part of is a question.
- Example: What did she mean by "no way"?
- Logic Wins: If the quoted material is part of a larger question, the question mark follows the closing quotation mark.
- No Extra Period: Do not add a period after the question mark if it is at the end of the sentence. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
- If the quoted text is a question, the question mark goes inside.
- Example: He asked, “Is it over?”
- If the quote is a question, but the surrounding sentence is not, you generally keep the question mark inside and do not add a period outside
the blind leading the blind as it wereStay ignorant. We all need you as an example.
Q. what do intellectuals never sayStay ignorant. We all need you as an example.
nice to be looked to for guidenceStay ignorant. We all need you as an example.
and the lessons are already paying dividendsStay ignorant. We all need you as an example.
And there you go dope, preaching to others to get their English right and you can't achieve it yourself. A classic bellend.
So, one would FIND about a half dozen obvious fast-fingerings, or plain lazy typos from not hitting keys strong enough and not obsessed with proofreading every single post.
You truly are a dope, and that's a good thing. We need things like you.
See?And there you go dope, preaching to others to get their English right and you can't achieve it yourself. A classic bellend.
I'd Rather Be a "Grammar Nazi" Than Not See GrammarWhen you debate with someone, if they're more interested in punctuation, grammar, spelling etc.. they're not worth talking to. We are not sitting an English exam. 99% of the time, tap it out and hit post, even proof reading goes out of the window most of the time.
You are on the wrong forum if the quotes and question marks don't land where you want them. The IMPORTANT part is, just as long you understood the reply.
Only Stupid People Think College Graduates Are "Smart in School"In the early 1960's I was taught if a name ending in "s" was a possessive, an apostrophe would suffice.
Such as Thomas' boat.
Lately I've been noticing the inclusion of the "s" is such circumstances. It looks weird to me.
Such as a recent headline Justice Thomas's Constitution.
Writing Plural Word's Like This Is an Apostrophe CatastropheReally? Are you helping out the English usage cripples?
Do You Mean the Cow-ledge Gradchewits, Especially the English Majors?Are you helping out the English usage cripples?