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Kooyeen wrote:I think I've never seen a question mark in those kind of sentences... non natives maybe put it at the end. Maybe natives do too, but because they can't write, not because they don't know English and can't speak.How come you haven't? Oh, I have seen them so many times in the Grammar...

A. and D. are correct. These are not questions, so you need a period, not a question mark, at the end. The idea is that you are simply stating that you are wondering. You are not actually asking a direct question about the pronunciation of 'sakura'. Because the question is not direct, you...

Dear Tutors, I hope that everybody is having a nice week-end. I have a punctuation problem for this type of sentence: One thing I have difficulty adapting to in English, is the pronunciation. But the first question, is "Where was she born?" Do I need a comma before "is?" Am I right...