By Question marks, Capital letters

Hi, OK, but before we spend time on this, can you please try to correct the spelling yourself? eg don't use 'texting' English, like 'u' instead of 'you'. Also, please start each sentence with a capital letter and end each one with a period, question mark, etc. Then we can help you, OK? Clive

what those sentnces mean (What do those sentences mean?) I apprcited being invited to your home (I appreciated being invited to your home.) in incorrect english does it mean : "to be invited" ? (In incorrect English, does it mean "to be invited"?) another thing "sometimes adolcents ...

You are all great!Oh, oh..I don't know what I was thinking about..!Maybe it's that I haven't slept these days..well, I just realised that in Spanish there is no need to use capital letters after ":" and not after exclamation marks or question marks! I don't know how it is called in English. And...

Hi, should we use a capital letter after a question mark or an exclamation mark? Yes. These things mark the end of a sentence, and thus you need to start a new sentence. Best wishes, Clive

I don't really know where to post this. It's not a grammar question nether a vocabulary in my opinion..Well, should we use a capital letter after a question mark or an exclamation mark? This question came to my mind in a sudden when I was writing a post......I know, I know..it's a stupid...

I sometimes use the word "clever" when describing a person.Here it is clear that the full stop has nothing to do with the quoted word and is part of the main sentence. The word "clever" doesn't need its own full stop. If we are quoting somebody speaking, then the quoted speech needs its own...

Hi Huxley, Welcome to the forum. Yes, you are correct. Question marks (?) and exclamation marks (!) always show that the sentence (not clause) has ended, in the same way as a full stop. Therefore, you need to start the next word, which is the first word of a new sentence, with a capital...

Hi, I hope someone can enlighten me. I have a few basic questions about punctuation, especially within speach marks. I was always under the impression that when using speech marks you ended with a full stop then the next sentence started with a capital letter like this : ...

Hanuman_2000 wrote: Hello, 1. Ah! We have lost the match. I want to know that after the interjection the sentence start with capital letter or small letter and why? Because the exclamation mark behaves like the full-stop and question mark. i.e. it closes a "sentence" or "thought". The...