Why are most questions asked in invented order rather than normal order? We distinguish the mood of the sentence grammatically by the structure of the sentence. For interrogative mood (asking questions), the helping verb is inverted with the

First of all --> There should not be any quotation marks around the title of a play, book, newspaper, work of art, etc. Remove the quotation marks and put Oklahoma! into italics . http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/italics.htm Now, with

There are two "words" that are not words. Correct them and add a question mark and the question is correct. By the way, some of the volunteers who help on this site appreciate being asked to do things, instead of ordered.

(With question marks, of course.) Indeed. My bad.

(With question marks, of course.)

No, the mistake was mine. I mistakenly added a question mark to his statement, thinking incorrectly that a question was intended. It is fine as it was originally stated: It is wrong for people to have extramarital affairs.

The correction was replacing the periods with question marks.

Hi, It's incorrect because a question mark is missing. Best wishes, Clive

Hi, Can you please check the grammatics of the following sentences? Keep all students uninformed of opi ni ons that don't match yours? Or just keep your own kids in the dark about of others' positions? In terms of

It's fine except for the question mark.