Apostrophes Brackets Colons Commas Ellipses Em Dashes En Dashes Exclamation Marks Hyphens Parentheses Periods Question Marks Quotation Marks Semicolons
QUESTION MARK OVERVIEW
Question marks are fairly straightforward and are used in English (and many other languages) to indicate that a question is being made. The only real trick to learn with question marks is to know that they can–in some instances–be used in the middle of a sentence, not just at the end.
Question Mark difficulty ranking: 13/14 (really easy to master!)
Question marks aren’t hard to learn–you’ve been using them since kindergarten. But recognize that you can insert them in the middle of a sentence (especially in parentheses) in order to clarify and give variety to some sentences.
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