By Exclamation marks

And never use more than one exclamation mark. That just sucks!!!!! Rommie

What a difficult question! First of all, it is not necessary to use exclamation marks at all and some would say it is better not to, so don't worry too much about them. When they are used it is for emphasis. Sentences with exclamation marks are more emphatic than the same sentences without....

My opinion: I think you can use exclamation mark in every kind of sentence in which you want to add your "emotion" in the sentence. You can even add exclamation mark in question sentence. For example: Is it true?(!)

In which sentence do I use exclamation mark(!)? Thanks

Bart, I have already responded to a previous post but will also respond to this one. A few words before I answer you plea for help. Don't use the exclamation mark for emphasis. Use it correctly--only after a true exclamation, such as "Wait!" or "Stop the bus!" It's sad that you "hate writing."...

Well, "Why not let her?" makes perfect sense (although it should have a question mark, not an exclamation mark), but I think perhaps the reason you're having difficulty is there are some implied missing words there. "Why not let her?" is really saying "Why do you not let her?". The word "let",...

Hi Sonia "Humiliate" is very severe embarrassment. Imagine being told off in front of a large crowd of people. "Criticize" is to make an observation of a mistake. It can be positive or negative (usually negative). "Sarcastic" is to criticize in a cruel, mocking way, using irony. For instance,...