Wanwo wrote: If you put the exclamation mark after Help then it seems strange to then add please afterwards . I couldn't understand red part of the above sentence. Please clarify. Thanks.

Both are correct but I think the second one sounds better. If you put the exclamation mark after Help then it seems strange to then add please afterwards.

Hi, Can you say: "Look where i made you go through" (problems) or "Look where i got you in" (problems) No. Say "Look what i made you go through" (problems) or "Look what i got you in to " (problems) You also need to use a capital 'I',

euphism means another word for, DARN AND DAMN are synonyms, meaning the same definition, different spellings. Damn is a word that is considered offensive, I would have to agree though, that Darn is a pretty weak word, try DAGGONE!! or RATS!!! And

Anonymous wrote: The S ocratic method , a method of inquiry largly applied to the wxamination of key moral concepts, is also a method of teaching by qustion and answer. PLEASE HELP ME! One exclamation mark is quite enough. What help do you

Kekel wrote: Be here on time or else! I'm not sure if I got it 100% is it a threatening sentence? like a father to a daughter, or a boss to an employee?? what does it actually mean? Hmm...It does sound a bit threatening..By the way, I

They ate "pizza"! Punctuation outside the quote marks. What exactly do you mean "exclamation mark inside pizza"?

YEE-HAA! Boy howdy, a hundred people killed in one day ... did I really just REALLY see that trailer? ME! Death is too good for them. Seems that most of the outrage on the Imdb forums is at the lack of "respect" for American soldiers.

You're asking if I know that song? Do I ever! I had it sung at my wedding! That particular type of inversion is pretty common. It seems to come along with its own built-in exclamation mark. Yes, although I had never heard the words anastrophe

Hi, Please check if these sentences are correct. 1. How well behaved is he doing things he does. It's better to say How well behaved he is, doing the things he does ! (Include an exclamation mark) As for No.2, I am not too comfortable