English grammar

Punctuation marks

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Direct Speech: The teacher said, “Do you complete your homework?” Indirect Speech: The teacher asked if he completed his homework.

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Period (.) → End of a statement. Comma (,) → Small pause / separates items. Question Mark (?) → At the end of a question. Exclamation Mark (!) → Strong feeling / excitement. Colon (:) → Introduces a list or explanation. Semicolon (;) → Connects two related sentences OR separates big list items. Quotation Marks (" ") → Show someone’s exact words. Apostrophe (’) → Shows possession or short form. Dash (—) → Adds extra info or emphasis. Parentheses ( ) → Add extra, less important info. Ellipsis...

Question tags are short questions that we add to the end of a statement to confirm information, check agreement, or encourage a response. They are commonly used in spoken English and help make conversations more natural and interactive. In this article, you will learn how to form question tags correctly, the rules to follow, and special cases that may seem tricky. We will also provide plenty of examples to help you understand them easily. #english #learnenglish #grammar #vocabulary #esl...

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