growinup  +  91669 Wed, 20 Apr 05 04:22 AM Which is correct: "Guess who won?" or "Guess who won." Could this very sentence be both interrogative and imperative depending on the context? Here's the context: "The train barrelled down the track. A cow stood in its path. Guess who won?" Please clarify for me. growinup growinup Joined on Tue, Apr 12 2005 New Member 04 I'm really getting into this forum thingy! Thanks for your help:)

	CalifJim  +  91676 Wed, 20 Apr 05 05:25 AM Guess who won. Tell me who won. Reveal who won. Find out who won. These are all imperatives with an imbedded interrogative clause. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,412 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche Clauses

	growinup  +  91971 Wed, 20 Apr 05 09:18 PM Thanks CJ, Would these imperatives require a question mark as the end punctuation? Guess who won? (i.e. Imbedded interrogative - Can you tell me who you think won?) Tell me who won? (i.e. Imbedded interrogative - Are you able to ...?) etc., etc. Is the '?' correct in this case? growinup growinup Punctuation, Question Marks